Impression Trays

Instruments for Dental Excellence: Discover wide range of Impression Trays

Impression trays are essential tools used in the dental industry for creating accurate molds of a patient’s teeth and oral structures. These trays come in various sizes, shapes, and materials to accommodate different dental procedures and patient needs.

Types of Impression Trays:

• Stock Impression Trays: These trays are pre-made and come in a range of sizes and arch forms. They are commonly used for preliminary impressions and are available in both metal and plastic materials.
• Custom Impression Trays: Custom trays are fabricated to fit a specific patient’s mouth. They are often made from thermoplastic materials that can be molded to the patient’s dental anatomy for precise impressions.
• Disposable Impression Trays: Designed for single-use applications, disposable trays offer convenience and hygiene benefits. They are typically made from plastic and are discarded after a single use to prevent cross-contamination.
• Impression Tray Perforated – Upper Left/Lower Right: Designed with perforations on the upper left side and lower right side to facilitate the flow and retention of impression material for precise impressions in specific areas of the mouth.
• Impression Tray Perforated – Upper Right/Lower Left: Features perforations on the upper right side and lower left side, ideal for capturing detailed impressions of the opposing arch with optimal material flow and retention.
• Impression Tray for Crown & Bridge Work: Specifically crafted to accommodate crown and bridge procedures, providing the necessary support and stability for capturing accurate impressions of prepared teeth and adjacent structures.
• Impression Tray – Adjustable Perforated: Offers flexibility and customization with adjustable settings, allowing dental professionals to modify the tray’s size and perforation pattern to suit individual patient needs and specific impression requirements.

Choosing the Right Impression Trays:

When selecting impression trays for specific procedures, factors such as patient anatomy, the type of impression material being used, and the complexity of the case should be considered. Dental professionals may also choose trays based on their preferred technique and workflow preferences.

Explore our selection of high-quality impression trays to enhance the precision and efficiency of your dental procedures. Whether you need stock trays for routine impressions or custom trays for specialized cases, we have the tools you need to achieve exceptional results.