GDC Dentulous Perforated Impression Trays Set of 8 ITRLDPP8

Impression Tray Dentulous Perforated in pouch 

1. Impression Tray Dentulous Perforated Upper ITRLDPU1
2. Impression Tray Dentulous Perforated Upper ITRLDPU2
3. Impression Tray Dentulous Perforated Upper ITRLDPU3
4. Impression Tray Dentulous Perforated Upper ITRLDPU4 
5. Impression Tray Dentulous Perforated Lower ITRLDPL1
6. Impression Tray Dentulous Perforated Lower ITRLDPL2
7. Impression Tray Dentulous Perforated Lower ITRLDPL3
8. Impression Tray Dentulous Perforated  Lower ITRLDPL4

Description :-

The GDC Dentulous Perforated Impression Tray Set is a comprehensive collection of dental trays designed for taking accurate impressions of dentulous arches. The set includes 8 trays of various sizes, allowing for versatility and accommodating different patient anatomies. Each tray in the set is perforated, which allows for proper flow and adaptation of the impression material. The perforations also aid in the escape of excess material, minimizing the risk of distortion and ensuring a more accurate impression. These trays are made from high-quality, durable plastic material that provides stability during the impression-taking process. They have smooth edges and a comfortable shape, enhancing patient comfort and minimizing any discomfort or irritation. The GDC Dentulous Perforated Impression Tray Set comes in a convenient pouch, providing easy storage and organization of the trays. The pouch is designed to keep the trays clean and protected when not in use.

The Impression Trays are of 2 main types:

• Dentulous: These are trays that are used to take impressions of people with teeth or of a dentulous mouth.
  
• Edentulous: These are trays that are used to take impressions in an edentulous mouth or a patient without teeth.
  

They are again divided into two types, based on the presence of perforations in them:

• Perforated: There are small perforations or holes in the tray.
• Non-Perforated: There are no perforations in the trays as they are used to carry impression materials that are not rigid Ex. Alginate.For recording impressions in dentulous patients for the fabrication of complete dentures

Direction to use :-

• 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.

Warranty :-

6 Months against rust