Features:

• Triple Tray: This refers to the design of the tray, which has three sections: a labial (lip-side) section, a lingual (tongue-side) section, and a bite plate section. This design can provide better stability and support during impression-taking compared to single or double arch trays.
• 3/4 Arch: This indicates that the tray covers three-quarters of the dental arch, capturing the teeth from the canine on one side to the canine on the opposite side. It does not cover the wisdom teeth.
• Disposable: These trays are intended for single use to minimize the risk of cross-contamination.
• Thin, loose webbing: This design feature aims to provide flexibility and comfort for patients during impression-taking, while still capturing accurate impressions.

Potential Uses:

• Creating dental impressions for various purposes, such as:
  • Fabricating crowns, bridges, and other dental restorations
  • Performing orthodontic assessments
  • Creating diagnostic models