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Triple Tray Impression Disadvantages. The recommended triple trays for this technique are the metal bite. It should be large enough to cover all the teeth without contacting. Improper measurement of water and stone mixing, and unsupported impression trays during stone pouring, can cause tray flexure and inaccurate articulator. The tray selected must capture the necessary information without distortion. By following these guidelines and having realistic expectations, you will save chair time and have outcomes that are more predictable. The disadvantages to using quadrant impressions on simple hinge articulators are: Using a closed tray technique for misaligned copings would risk locking the impression in the mouth because of their lack of draw. The filament between the upper and lower. This tray system is used when the double arch or dual bite impression technique is being. One type of plastic tray available is called the triple tray (figure 15.7). (click this link for more dentistry articles by. Figures 5 through 7 show an example of a full arch impression designed to capture bilateral crown preparations.

This tray system is used when the double arch or dual bite impression technique is being. The recommended triple trays for this technique are the metal bite. The disadvantages to using quadrant impressions on simple hinge articulators are: Using a closed tray technique for misaligned copings would risk locking the impression in the mouth because of their lack of draw. It should be large enough to cover all the teeth without contacting. Improper measurement of water and stone mixing, and unsupported impression trays during stone pouring, can cause tray flexure and inaccurate articulator. By following these guidelines and having realistic expectations, you will save chair time and have outcomes that are more predictable. (click this link for more dentistry articles by. One type of plastic tray available is called the triple tray (figure 15.7). The tray selected must capture the necessary information without distortion.

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Triple Tray Impression Disadvantages The disadvantages to using quadrant impressions on simple hinge articulators are: It should be large enough to cover all the teeth without contacting. Using a closed tray technique for misaligned copings would risk locking the impression in the mouth because of their lack of draw. The recommended triple trays for this technique are the metal bite. By following these guidelines and having realistic expectations, you will save chair time and have outcomes that are more predictable. The tray selected must capture the necessary information without distortion. One type of plastic tray available is called the triple tray (figure 15.7). (click this link for more dentistry articles by. This tray system is used when the double arch or dual bite impression technique is being. The disadvantages to using quadrant impressions on simple hinge articulators are: Improper measurement of water and stone mixing, and unsupported impression trays during stone pouring, can cause tray flexure and inaccurate articulator. Figures 5 through 7 show an example of a full arch impression designed to capture bilateral crown preparations. The filament between the upper and lower.