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Impression Materials

Create accurate dental impressions with our range of impression materials, trays, bite registration products, and related mixing and application accessories.

Discover our comprehensive range of dental impression materials, including silicone and polyether impression materials, alginate and traditional impression materials, impression trays and tray accessories, bite registration and application products, and mixing and impression accessories for a range of clinical workflows.

At Henry Schein, you can find impression products from trusted manufacturers in a choice of materials, viscosities, setting times, and delivery formats, helping you select the ideal solution to suit your preferred technique and clinical requirements.

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Dental impression materials are used to record the shape and detail of teeth and surrounding oral tissues for a range of restorative, prosthetic, and diagnostic procedures. Different materials and techniques may be selected depending on the clinical application and level of detail required.
Addition silicone, condensation silicone, and polyether are elastomeric impression materials with different handling, setting, and physical characteristics. The most suitable material will depend on the clinical procedure, preferred technique, and manufacturer instructions.
Alginate is commonly used for procedures where a straightforward and efficient impression material is required, including certain study, diagnostic, and preliminary impressions. Product selection should reflect the intended clinical use, setting characteristics, and manufacturer guidance.
Impression materials are available in different viscosities, such as light, medium, and heavy body. The appropriate viscosity will depend on the impression technique, level of detail required, and how the material is being used within the tray or around the preparation.
When choosing an impression tray, you should consider the patient's arch, whether the impression is full or partial, the tray size and material, and whether a disposable or reusable tray is appropriate. Compatibility with the impression material and tray adhesive should also be checked.
Bite registration materials are used to record the relationship between the upper and lower dentition. They are available in different formats and setting characteristics, and should be selected according to the clinical technique and manufacturer's instructions.
Yes – Henry Schein offers a broad range of impression materials, trays, and accessories from trusted manufacturers. If you need support, our team can help you explore material types, viscosities, setting times, and delivery options suited to your clinical requirements and preferred impression technique.