Description

Dental impression material for accurate molds Dental impression materials are specially designed substances used in dentistry to capture the exact shape and fine details of teeth and gums. These materials play a crucial role in creating highly accurate molds, which are essential for manufacturing crowns, bridges, dentures, aligners, and other dental restorations. The material is placed inside the patient’s mouth in a soft or semi-liquid form and then allowed to set. Once hardened, it forms a precise replica of the oral structures, ensuring accuracy in dental treatments. Even a small error in the impression can affect the fit, comfort, and functionality of the final dental appliance. Commonly used dental impression materials include alginate, polyvinyl siloxane (PVS), and polyether, each known for their accuracy, dimensional stability, and patient comfort. Using high-quality impression materials helps dentists achieve reliable results and provides patients with well-fitting, durable, and comfortable dental restorations.