Dental Bite Registration Trays Artman Instruments Posterior 50pcs

Description

Product Overview

The Artman Dental Bite Registration Trays are engineered to provide clinicians with a reliable solution for capturing short posterior bite records. Made from a high‑grade green mesh material, each tray features a rigid frame that maintains shape during the impression process, while a firm thumb tab allows for easy handling and removal. The trays are sized specifically for posterior arches, ensuring a snug fit that captures the occlusal relationship accurately. Package dimensions measure 10.39 x 6.65 x 1.81 inches, and the lightweight design (5.08 ounces per box) makes storage and inventory management simple. These trays are part of the professional dental supplies category, meeting the standards expected by dental laboratories and clinics alike.

Usage

These bite registration trays are ideal for a variety of dental procedures, including crown and bridge fabrication, orthodontic appliance design, and full‑mouth rehabilitation cases. To use, the clinician loads the tray with the chosen impression material, inserts it into the patient’s mouth, and allows it to set for a few minutes. The rigid frame ensures the material does not deform, while the thumb tab provides a secure grip for removal without disturbing the set material. The trays work well with both silicone‑based and alginate impression materials, making them versatile for different clinical protocols. Their green color helps differentiate them from other tray types in a busy operatory, reducing the chance of mix‑ups during multi‑patient appointments.

Why Choose Us

Choosing Artman Instruments means selecting a product backed by rigorous quality control and a reputation for durability. Each tray undergoes a multi‑stage inspection to verify mesh integrity, frame rigidity, and thumb tab strength. The green mesh is resistant to tearing and chemical degradation, extending the usable life of each tray even under frequent sterilization cycles. Artman’s commitment to customer satisfaction includes responsive technical support, a clear return policy, and access to educational resources that help clinicians maximize the benefits of bite registration. With a Best Sellers Rank of #36 in Dental Impression Trays, these trays have earned the trust of dental professionals worldwide.

Key Features

• Durable green mesh frame holds impression material without distortion for accurate bite records.
• Rigid design ensures consistent shape, reducing the need for retakes and saving chair time.
• Ergonomic thumb tab provides secure handling, making insertion and removal effortless.
• Compact size fits short posterior arches, delivering precise occlusal capture for crowns and bridges.
• Includes 50 trays per box, offering excellent value for busy dental practices.
• Compatible with both silicone and alginate impression materials for versatile use.
• Artman’s dedicated support team is available for product questions and troubleshooting.

FAQ

What impression materials are compatible with these trays?

The trays work well with silicone‑based, polyether, and alginate materials. Their mesh structure accommodates a range of viscosities, allowing clinicians to choose the material that best fits the clinical situation.

How many trays are included in each package?

Each box contains 50 short posterior bite registration trays, providing a convenient supply for high‑volume practices.

Can the trays be sterilized between patients?

Yes, the trays are designed to withstand standard autoclave cycles. The green mesh material is chemically resistant, ensuring the tray maintains its integrity after repeated sterilization.

What is the recommended storage condition for the trays?

Store the trays in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight. The packaging dimensions (10.39 x 6.65 x 1.81 inches) allow for easy stacking in standard dental supply cabinets.

Do these trays provide any advantage for orthodontic cases?

Absolutely. The accurate bite registration captured by these trays helps orthodontists design appliances that respect the patient’s natural jaw position, improving treatment outcomes and patient comfort.