GDC Impression Tray Anterior And Posterior Lower (ITRLDPLA)

• Dual-purpose design: The tray is suitable for both anterior and posterior impressions of the lower arch, providing versatility and convenience in dental procedures.
• Perforated surface: The tray features perforations that facilitate proper flow and distribution of the impression material, ensuring accurate and consistent impressions.
• High-quality material: The tray is made from a durable, rigid material that maintains stability during impression-taking, minimizing the risk of distortion or deformation.
• Anatomical shape: The tray is anatomically shaped to conform to the contours of the lower arch, enhancing patient comfort and improving the accuracy of the impression.
• Multiple sizes are available: The tray is available in different sizes to accommodate the variations in patients' lower arch anatomy, allowing for precise and customized impressions.
• Easy loading and removal: The tray design allows for easy loading of the impression material onto the tray and smooth removal from the patient's mouth after the material has been set.
• Compatible with various impression materials: The tray is compatible with a wide range of dental impression materials, providing flexibility in choosing the most suitable material for the specific procedure.
• Designed for professional use: The tray is specifically designed for use by dental professionals, meeting quality standards and ensuring reliable and consistent results.
• Sterilizable: The tray is designed to withstand sterilization processes, allowing for safe and hygienic reuse in dental practice.

• Type: Impression Trays
• Category: Prosthodontics
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Disposable/Reusable: Reusable
• Autoclavable: Yes

• 1 x Impression Tray

• Prepare the impression material: Choose an appropriate dental impression material according to the specific procedure.
• Ensure patient comfort: Communicate with the patient, explain the procedure, and ensure they are comfortable in the dental chair.
• Inspect and clean the tray: Before use, inspect the impression tray for any defects or damage. Clean the tray using a suitable disinfectant or sterilization method as per dental practice protocols.
• Load the tray with impression material: Apply the recommended amount of impression material onto the tray. Spread the material evenly, ensuring it reaches all areas of the tray.
• Position the tray in the patient's mouth: Place the loaded impression tray in the patient's mouth, ensuring it covers the lower arch from the anterior to the posterior region. Guide the patient to close their mouth gently, maintaining a relaxed bite.
• Allow the material to set: Follow the manufacturer's recommended setting time for the chosen impression material. Maintain proper patient positioning during this time to prevent any movement or distortion.
• Remove the tray: Once the impression material has been set, gently remove the tray from the patient's mouth. Use a slow and steady motion to avoid any damage or distortion to the impression.
• Inspect the impression: Carefully examine the impression for accuracy, capturing all necessary details of the lower arch. Ensure there are no voids or distortions that may affect the subsequent steps in the dental procedure.
• Clean and disinfect the tray: After use, clean the impression tray thoroughly using an appropriate disinfectant or sterilization method as per dental practice protocols. Rinse and dry the tray before storing it for future use.

• Country Of Origin: India
• Manufacturer: GDC Fine Crafted Dental Pvt. Ltd.

• 6 months warranty against rust.

Question: Is the impression tray made from sterilizable material?
Answer: Yes, the GDC Impression Tray Anterior and Posterior Lower (Itrldpla) is designed to withstand sterilization processes, ensuring its safe and hygienic reuse in dental practice.

Question: Can the impression tray be used for both anterior and posterior impressions of the lower arch?
Answer: Yes, the GDC Impression Tray Anterior and Posterior Lower (Itrldpla) is specifically designed for taking impressions of both the anterior and posterior regions of the lower arch.

Question: Can I modify the impression tray if it doesn't perfectly fit my patient's mouth?
Answer: It is generally not recommended to modify the impression tray as it may compromise its stability and accuracy. It is best to select an appropriately sized tray that closely matches the patient's arch anatomy.