IMPRESSIONMATERIALS Plastic Impression Trays (cont.)


Sm. Upper 7D 4D 1D


Med. Upper


Lg. Upper Sm. Upper Med. Upper Lg. Upper


22D


21D


20D


DIRECTED FLOW IMPRESSION TRAY – 3M ESPE Lg. Lower


Sm. Lower Med. Lower


• Innovative, single-use tray; simplifies both preliminary and final impressions


• Self-retentive fleece strip eliminates need for tray adhesive


32D 31D 30D COE® DISPOSABLE SPACER – GC AMERICA


• Provides increased retention and maximum compression


• Lessens the risk of cross-contamination; no cleanup or sterilization


• Minimizes contact of cusps to tray, ensures sufficient bulk of impression around teeth


• Excellent stability; handle will remain intact when removing impression


• Avoids pressure on lingual frenum and soft tissue


Perforated, Green, 12/Bag 7D Small, Upper ........................210-6821


4D Medium, Upper ..................210-6813 1D Large, Upper ........................210-6805 22D Small, Lower ......................210-6854 21D Medium, Lower ................210-6847 20D Large, Lower .....................210-6839 32D, Lower Anterior ...............210-6888 31D, Right Unilateral ...............210-6870 30D, Left Unilateral ..................210-6862


1@ $11.50 6@ $10.95


• Fewer handling steps; features striations that act as barrier to avoid tooth/tray contact and occlusal flat- spots for better impression results


• Directed-flow design minimizes flow defects and distal voids for more accurate impressions


• Surrounding retention lip reduces material overflows


• Disposable


10/Pkg Small, Upper ...............................501-2810


Medium, Upper .........................501-2828 Large, Upper...............................501-2836 Small, Lower ...............................501-2844 Medium, Lower .........................501-2851 Large, Lower ...............................501-2869


1@ $22.50 3@ $22.25


Anterior UL/LR UR/LL


TRA-TENS® DISPOSABLE IMPRESSION TRAYS – WATERPIK


• Disposable impression trays with unique, fully perforated pattern


• Enables excellent mechanical retention of impression material


• Ideal for alginate impressions


Perforated, 12/Pkg Upper, Small ...............................340-9463


Upper, Medium .........................340-9471 Upper, Large...............................340-9489 Lower, Small ...............................340-9497 Lower, Medium .........................340-9505 Lower, Large ...............................340-9513 Anterior ........................................340-9521 Upper Left/Lower Right .........340-9539 Upper Right/Lower Left .........340-9547


1@ $10.50 6@ $10.25


Sm. Lower Med. Lower Lg. Lower


TRAY-AWAYS® DISPOSABLE IMPRESSION TRAYS –


BOSWORTH


• Disposable impression trays; use with alginate or other types of impression materials where detailed reproduction and dimensionally stable results are vital


• Made from rigid, high-impact, FDA-approved styrene


• Smooth, rounded edges, interior retention slots and vertical perforation enhance material retention


Perforated, Blue 1, Upper .......................................142-5016


2, Lower .......................................142-5040 3, Upper .......................................142-5024 4, Lower .......................................142-5057 5, Upper .......................................142-5032 6, Lower .......................................142-5065 7S, UR/LL ......................................142-5115 8S, UL/LR ......................................142-5123 9S, Lower Anterior ..................142-5131 10S, Upper Anterior ................142-5149


Solid, Blue 7, UR/LL ........................................142-5073


8, UL/LR ........................................142-5081 9, Lower Anterior .....................142-5099 10, Upper Anterior ..................142-5107


94 theWAVE Prices subject to change without notice. 1@ $10.75 1@ $10.75


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