BADER®️ DENTAL Silicone Mold for Edentulous Patients

If you are looking for a high-quality edentulous silicone mold for your denture projects, our silicone mold is just what you need! This edentulous silicone mold is specifically created for the manufacturing of dentures for edentulous patients and is ideal for professional use in dental offices and dental laboratories.

The silicone used in our mold is of high quality, ensuring the precision and durability of the final denture. Furthermore, thanks to its edentulous design, this mold is especially useful for the creation of full dentures.

Features and benefits of the mold

• Designed specifically for the manufacture of dentures for edentulous patients.
• Ideal for professional use in dental offices and dental laboratories.
• Ensures the precision and durability of the final dentures thanks to the quality of the silicone used.
• Its edentulous design allows the creation of complete dentures for patients who have lost all their teeth.
• It stands out for its precision and ease of use compared to other silicone molds.

Specifications

• Material: High quality silicone.
• Design: Edentulous.
• Use: Manufacturing dentures for edentulous patients.
• Color: Blue.

How long does it take to make a silicone dental mold? The time it takes to make a dental mold depends on the type of mold being made and the complexity of the case. In general, a dental mold can take between 10 and 30 minutes to make, depending on the type of material used and the impression method employed. However, in some cases it may be necessary to take multiple impressions to ensure the accuracy and quality of the final result.

How to make a silicone mold for a molar? To make a mold of a tooth, a dental impression material, such as silicone or alginate, is placed in the patient’s mouth and allowed to dry. Once the material has hardened, it is removed from the patient’s mouth and used to create a plaster model of the tooth. This plaster model can then be used to make an exact copy of the tooth using casting and molding techniques.

What is the difference between addition silicone and condensation silicone? Addition silicone and condensation silicone are two different types of dental impression materials. Addition silicone mixes a precise ratio of two ingredients that combine to form a very precise and stable impression material. Condensation silicone, on the other hand, uses a chemical reaction to harden the impression material and create a precise dental mold. Addition silicone is more precise than condensation silicone, but it is also more expensive. Condensation silicone is better suited for less complicated cases or for use on patients with a lower tolerance for impression materials.