| |
|
|
| |
|
|
Capture® Impression Materials
|
-
Introduction
Clinical Procedures for Capture Bite Registration
Figure #1 A plastic tray might not be rigid enough to provide support for the impression material.
-
Figure #2
The Clinician's Choice tray does not distort, even when pressure is applied to it.
-
Figure #3
Verify the patient is in maximum intercuspation without interferences when you try in the tray.
-
Figure #4
The tray needs to extend from the most distal tooth to the cuspid for maximum accuracy and stability.
-
Figure #5
Verify maximum intercuspation when the patient bites into the impression material. If the patient cannot close completely, a separate bite registration will be necessary.
-
Figure #6
Capture Hard Bite from Glidewell Direct.
-
Figure #7
Put the bite registration material onto the prepared teeth only and instruct the patient to close onto it while you check the teeth on the contralateral side.
-
Figure #8
The easiest way to trim the registration is with a scalpel or a sharp lab knife with a thin blade.
-
Figure #9
A properly trimmed bite registration.
-
Figure #10
By taking the bite registration prior to the impression, calipers can be used to verify reduction.
-
Figure #11
Capture Hard Bite Clear allows you to verify reduction intraorally and on the mounted models.
Internet Explorer 7.0 Users: This page is optimized for Internet Explorer 8.0 and above.
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
