Devemed Ehricke Impression Tray for Edentulous Upper Jaws, Unperforated
Achieve precision and comfort with the Devemed Ehricke Impression Tray, specifically designed for edentulous upper jaws. This unperforated impression tray provides a smooth, secure impression-taking experience, making it an essential tool for dental professionals working with patients who are missing their upper teeth.
Key Features
- High-Quality Construction: Made from robust, durable materials that ensure long-lasting performance and withstand repeated sterilisation cycles.
- Unperforated Surface: The smooth, unperforated design provides an even surface for impression materials, enhancing accuracy and minimising material waste.
- Comfortable Fit: Engineered to comfortably fit the contours of edentulous upper jaws, reducing patient discomfort and facilitating a more natural impression process.
- Optimal Adaptability: Designed to accommodate a variety of edentulous upper jaw anatomies, ensuring a versatile solution for diverse clinical needs.
- Effortless Handling: Lightweight and easy to manoeuvre, allowing for efficient use and precise results in various clinical settings.
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| SKU | # | A | B |
| 5131 | #1 | 56 mm | 65 mm |
| 5132 | #2 | 61 mm | 68 mm |
| Form UO (SUP/U) | |||
Produced in Germany, Devemed instruments are renowned for their high-quality innovation and craftsmanship.
With exclusive design and optimised user comfort, it's clear why Devemed's range of over 4,000 dental products is so highly valued by dental professionals worldwide.
Over 100 years of manufacturing experience have taught Devemed that cutting-edge technology is an essential criterion for dentists. That's why functional qualities such as anti-slip handles, reduction of light reflection, and sediment build-up prevention are incorporated into the design of Devemed instruments.
