Clinical Overview
The Impression Trays, Stainless Steel, Ehricke for Edentulous Jaws are designed for accurate impression taking in edentulous patients. Their stainless steel construction ensures durability and resistance to deformation during use, providing reliable results in various clinical settings.
Key Benefits
- Durability: Made from stainless steel, these trays are resistant to wear and can withstand repeated use.
- Precision: Designed specifically for edentulous jaws, ensuring accurate impressions for prosthetic applications.
- Ease of Use: The trays are designed for straightforward handling and positioning during the impression process.
- Compatibility: Suitable for use with various impression materials, enhancing versatility in clinical practice.
- Set of Six: Provides multiple sizes in one set, accommodating different patient needs.
Kit Contents
- Refer to packaging for exact contents and sizes.
Working & Setting Times
- Working: The trays are ready for immediate use upon selection, allowing for efficient workflow.
- Setting: Not applicable for trays; setting times depend on the impression material used.
Indications
- Taking impressions for complete dentures in edentulous patients.
- Creating accurate molds for prosthetic devices.
- Facilitating diagnostic procedures in edentulous cases.
- Supporting treatment planning for dental restorations.
Instructions for Use
- Select the appropriate tray size for the patient's edentulous jaw.
- Prepare the impression material as per the manufacturer's instructions.
- Fill the tray with the impression material evenly.
- Position the tray in the patient's mouth, ensuring proper alignment.
- Allow the impression material to set as per the manufacturer's guidelines.
- Carefully remove the tray and inspect the impression for accuracy.
Summary
The Impression Trays, Stainless Steel, Ehricke for Edentulous Jaws provide a reliable solution for obtaining precise impressions in edentulous patients. Their durable design and compatibility with various materials make them an essential tool in prosthetic dentistry, facilitating accurate treatment planning and execution.
