Glorysmile Latest 50mlx2 Double Tube Dental Light Body Silicone Teeth Mold Second Impression Material

     According to the number of impressions made, impression technology can be divided into primary impression method and secondary impression method.

    The one-time impression method is a method to complete the work impression at one time with a suitable finished tray and alginic acid impression material or thermoplastic impression material, which saves time and is easy to operate; however, due to the shape of the alveolar ridge and the attachment position of the fringe in patients with edentulous jaws The difference is very large. The finished tray often cannot match the shape of the patient’s dental arch and alveolar ridge, and cannot guarantee proper edge extension and uniform impression material thickness. The pressure applied by the doctor to each part is also different when taking the mold. It is difficult to obtain an accurate impression model, and complete dentures made according to this often have problems such as poor retention and mucosal tenderness, resulting in failure of the repair.

    Therefore, except for patients with scleroderma, extreme nausea, elderly and infirm who cannot tolerate multiple impressions, they are generally less used.

    The second impression method is composed of a first impression and a final impression, and it is necessary to make two impressions in the mouth of the patient to complete the work impression. The core lies in the preparation of individual trays and the patient's active muscular function edge shaping. These two links determine whether the final impression can obtain the correct edge shape and tissue anatomy.

    According to the different manufacturing methods of individual pallets, it can be divided into direct method (the finished pallet is added with impression paste to obtain the first impression, and then the working surface of the first impression is evenly scraped by 1 ~ 2 mm, and then modified into individual pallets, and then added fluidity. Better alginate impression material to obtain the final impression), indirect method (first use the finished tray with alginate impression material for proper edge shaping, then take the initial impression, pour the plaster model, and then place it on the plaster model Make individual resin trays, and then use this individual tray plus the final impression material to obtain the final impression) and the combination method (using the final impression of the direct method as the initial impression, pour the plaster model, and then make the resin individual tray on the plaster model, Then use this individual tray to add the final impression material to obtain the final impression).

    Studies have shown that whether it is the initial stability, the number of compression points, or the satisfaction of testing patients on the stability and comfort of the denture, the combination method is a better choice, followed by the indirect method. Although the operation of the second impression method is cumbersome and time-consuming, but because the impression is accurate and stable, high-quality, easy to grasp, it reduces the number of follow-up visits caused by too long and too short base edges, and it has become a full mouth Specification requirements for denture impressions