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Closed, open and sectional versions
The closed tray covers removable prosthetics, relines and the functional impression.
Product
Printed Custom Impression Tray
Custom impression trays printed in biocompatible resin, with a calibrated spacer, in closed, open pick-up or sectional versions, with stops and a handle designed for your impression technique.
What is included
What sets a printed tray apart
Calibrated spacer
Uniform thickness across the whole surface, set for the material you use.
Positioning stops
Three stops to prevent over-seating and to give the same position at every try-in.
Digitally drawn borders
The border follows the reflection line read off the scan, not a hand approximation.
Implant windows
Openings positioned over the transfers, dimensioned from the scan bodies.
Matched handle
Straight, offset or omitted, depending on mouth opening and technique.
Reproducible
The file is kept: an identical second tray reprints with no new impression.
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Resins, printing and delivery
We print in resin certified for short-term intraoral use, then wash and post-cure it according to the manufacturer protocol.
Technical sheet
Product details
- Material
- Printed resin certified for short-term intraoral contact, washed and post-cured to protocol
- Versions
- Closed, open pick-up for implants, sectional, record base on request
- Spacer
- Set for the stated impression material, typically 2 to 3 mm
- Stops
- Three stops positioned on stable areas, or as you prescribe
- Implant windows
- Positioned and sized from the scan bodies or the planned positions
- Handle
- Straight, offset or omitted depending on mouth opening
- Finishing
- Deburred and rounded borders, perforations and adhesive on request
- Required data
- STL intraoral scan or a model to digitise, the intended impression material and technique
- Turnaround
- Confirmed at intake, generally among the shortest in the catalogue
The file for every tray is kept: an identical reprint requires no new impression.
Frequently asked questions
The custom impression tray in practice
Why print a tray rather than adapt one by hand?
Because spacer thickness becomes a number instead of a gesture. A hand-adapted resin sheet varies from one point of the palate to the next, which varies material pressure and therefore accuracy. Printing holds the same thickness everywhere, places the stops exactly where they were drawn, and reproduces identically.
What spacer thickness do you allow?
It depends on the material you use, which is why we ask. Alginate needs more room than polyether or a low-viscosity silicone, and a mucocompressive impression is not set up like a mucostatic one. Tell us the material and the technique and we handle the rest.
Is the tray safe in the mouth?
We print in resin certified for short-term intraoral contact and we apply the manufacturer wash and post-cure protocol in full. That step is what guarantees no residual monomer remains at the surface.
Can you produce a tray without a preliminary impression?
Yes, from an intraoral scan. That is in fact the most common case today: you scan, we print, and you take the definitive impression on an already fitted tray. If all you have is a stone model, send it and we will digitise it.
Do you also make record bases?
Yes, printed through the same workflow and from the same file, with the wax rim mounted. Ask for them at the same time as the tray: both pieces are produced in the same run and it does not extend your schedule.
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View the productA tray to have printed?
Send the scan or the model, along with the impression material you plan to use. We set the spacer accordingly.