"Hard" vacuum forming materials with a 2 mm thickness are commonly used for the following dental app...
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"Hard" vacuum forming materials with a 2 mm thickness are commonly used for the following dental appliances:
Orthodontic Retainers: Clear, rigid appliances used to hold teeth in position after orthodontic treatment (like braces) to prevent shifting. [1, 2, 3]
Hard Splints: Stabilizing devices often used for temporary immobilization or protection of teeth. [1]
Surgical Trays: Guides used by dental surgeons during procedures. [1]
Whitening/Bleaching Trays: While 2.0 mm or soft materials are more common for this use, 2 mm hard sheets can be utilized for rigid bleaching trays Quantity: 10 sheets
"Hard" vacuum forming materials with a 2 mm thickness are commonly used for the following dental appliances:
Orthodontic Retainers: Clear, rigid appliances used to hold teeth in position after orthodontic treatment (like braces) to prevent shifting. [1, 2, 3]
Hard Splints: Stabilizing devices often used for temporary immobilization or protection of teeth. [1]
Surgical Trays: Guides used by dental surgeons during procedures. [1]
Whitening/Bleaching Trays: While 2.0 mm or soft materials are more common for this use, 2 mm hard sheets can be utilized for rigid bleaching trays
Quantity: 10 sheets