Gdc Impression Trays Dentulous Perforated

• Precision Design: Meticulously crafted for accuracy in dental impressions.
• Perforated Surface: The trays feature strategically placed perforations to optimize material retention during the impression process.
• Secure Grip: Designed to securely hold impression materials, preventing displacement for reliable results.
• Dentulous Design: Specifically tailored for patients with natural teeth, ensuring stability and accuracy in impressions.
• Durability: Manufactured by GDC, a trusted name in dental supplies, guaranteeing long-lasting and robust performance.
• Uniform Material Distribution: The perforated surface aids in the even distribution of impression materials, capturing intricate tooth structures effectively.
• Versatile Use: Suitable for various dental procedures, including prosthodontics and general dentistry.
• Quality Assurance: GDC's commitment to quality ensures that these trays meet the highest industry standards, providing practitioners with confidence in their dental work.

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

• 1 x Impression Tray

• Prepare the tray: Ensure that the tray is clean and free from any debris or residue. If necessary, sterilize the tray according to recommended protocols.
• Prepare the impression material: Select the appropriate dental impression material as per the dentist's recommendation.
• Seat the tray: Seat the lower arch tray in the patient's mouth, ensuring proper alignment and stability. Position the tray so that it covers the entire lower arch, from one side of the mouth to the other.
• Load the tray: Load the mixed impression material onto the tray using a suitable instrument, ensuring that the material is evenly distributed and covers all the necessary areas of the lower arch.
• Insert the tray: Ask the patient to close their mouth gently but firmly, allowing the impression material to flow and adapt to the teeth and tissues. Make sure the tray remains stable and properly seated during this process.
• Maintain stability: Maintain stability of the tray for the recommended setting time of the impression material, as specified by the manufacturer. This allows the material to be set properly and capture an accurate impression of the lower arch.
• Remove the tray: Once the impression material has been set, carefully and gently remove the tray from the patient's mouth. Use slow and controlled motions to minimize any potential distortion or damage to the impression.
• Inspect the impression: Inspect the impression to ensure it is clear and accurate, and captures all the necessary details of the lower arch. If any areas appear incomplete or compromised, consider retaking the impression.
• Clean and disinfect the tray: After removing the impression material, thoroughly clean and disinfect the tray using appropriate protocols and recommended solutions. Ensure the tray is completely dry before storage.

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

• 6 months warranty against rust.

Question:What is the purpose of perforations in these impression trays?
Answer: The perforations in GDC Impression Trays Dentulous Perforated serve the crucial function of optimizing material retention during the impression process. They aid in achieving accurate and detailed impressions

Question: Can these trays be used with various impression materials?
Answer: Yes, GDC Impression Trays Dentulous Perforated are compatible with a variety of impression materials commonly used in dental procedures. Dental professionals can choose materials based on their preferences and patient needs.

Question:Size 1 is large or small, Which size is small and which size is big in trays ?
Answer: The GDC Impression Trays Dentulous Perforated come in various sizes, with size 1 being the largest and size 4 the smallest. These trays are designed to accommodate different patient anatomies and provide versatility during dental procedures. For smaller teeth or cases where a smaller tray is needed, clinicians can opt for size 4, while size 1 is suitable for larger teeth or when a larger tray is required. The perforated design of these trays allows for proper flow and adaptation of impression material, ensuring accurate impressions for dentulous patients.