The chromatic variation provides the practitioner with a visual guide when processing the material for impression taking. It is available in Fast and Extra-Fast Setting Time versions to satisfy the diverse requirements of professional dentists.
Characteristics
• Chromatic
Advantages
• The chromatic variation provides practitioners with a visual guide during the various processing phases: red during mixing, orange during the working phase and yellow during positioning in the patient’s mouth
• Different setting times(Fast/Extra Fast)*: to satisfy different dentists’ requirements
• Its characteristic scent favours patient comfort
Dental impression aluminum trays come in a variety of sizes and shapes to accommodate different patients and procedures. They may be solid or perforated, with the perforations allowing excess impression material to escape. The trays are also typically fitted with a rim to help prevent the impression material from spilling out.
To create an impression, the dentist will apply a thin layer of impression material to the tray and then place it in the patient's mouth. The patient will then bite down on the tray to create a mold of their teeth and gums. Once the impression material has set, the dentist will remove the tray and send it to a dental laboratory to be cast into a permanent restoration.
Dental impression aluminum trays are a safe and effective way to create accurate replicas of patients' teeth and gums. They are also relatively inexpensive and easy to use, making them a popular choice for dentists.
