ET Dental Plastic Impression Tray

• Handle for easy insertion and removal.
• Adjusts for maloccluded arches.
• Prevents gagging while allowing freedom of movement.
• Can be readily trimmed or softened while making adjustments.
• Strong, rigid distortion free plastic construction.
• Excellent retention of impression material with perfect perforations.
• Smooth edges for patient comfort.

• Type - Dental Impression Trays
• Category - Prosthodontics/Orthodontics
• Material - Plastic
• Disposable / Reusable - Reusable
• Sterile / Non-Sterile - Non - Sterile
• Autoclavable upto 121° C

Note :

• U1L2 is the largest size trays and size will decrease with increase in number.
• U9L10 trays are suitable for paediatric patients.
• U7L8 are sectional impression trays.

• Pack Of 2 Impression trays

Select the Appropriate Tray Size:

• Choose the correct tray size (Small, Medium, or Large) based on the patient's arch dimensions.
• Ensure the tray comfortably fits the patient's mouth without causing discomfort.

Prepare the Tray:

• Clean and sterilize the tray using autoclave or chemical methods as per standard protocols.
• Ensure the tray is completely dry before use.

Mix the Impression Material:

• Prepare the impression material (putty or alginate) according to the manufacturer's instructions.
• Ensure the material has a smooth, homogenous consistency.

Load the Tray:

• Apply the mixed impression material evenly into the tray.
• Ensure the material fills all the perforations for optimal retention.

Position the Tray:

• Gently insert the loaded tray into the patient's mouth.
• Ensure proper alignment with the dental arch and press down evenly to seat the tray.

Hold the Tray in Place:

• Hold the tray steadily in place until the impression material sets.

Remove the Tray:

• Carefully remove the tray from the patient's mouth once the material has set.
• Use a gentle rocking motion to avoid distortion of the impression.

Inspect the Impression:

• Check the impression for accuracy and completeness.
• Ensure all dental structures are clearly captured without any voids or distortions.

Clean and Sterilize the Tray:

• Clean the tray immediately after use to remove any residual impression material.
• Sterilize the tray using autoclave or chemical methods to prepare it for the next use.

Store the Impression:

• Label the impression with the patient's information.
• Store it in a safe and appropriate environment until further processing.

• Country of Origin: Made in PRC

• This product is NON-RETURNABLE/NON-REFUNDABLE. In case of any defective or damaged product, compensation for the same will be provided. Damage or defect in the product need to be ascertained prior to issuing compensation.

Question: What are the size specifications for these trays ?
Answer: The size specifications for the ET Dental Plastic Impression Trays are as follows:
U1/L2: Large size upper and lower trays
U3/L4: Medium size upper and lower trays
U5/L6: Small size upper and lower trays
U7/L8: Sectional impression trays
U9/L10: Upper and lower anterior impression trays.

Question: Why are perforated trays used in alginate impression?
Answer: Distortion and lifting of the impression material is a common issue when removing alginate impressions/trays from a patient's mouth. To minimize both, trays used for alginate impressions should be rigid and have multiple and good-sized perforations to help “lock-in” the material.

Question: Why must impression trays be rigid?
Answer: To carry the impression material into the oral cavity, to hold the material close to the teeth, to avoid breaking during removal, and to prevent warping the completed impression.

Question: Is this ET Dental Impression trays autoclavable ?
Answer: Yes, these impression trays are autoclavable upto 121°C.