Step: 1 Prepare

Step: 2 Select The Correct Tray

Step: 3 Mix The Impression Material

Step: 4 Load The Tray

Step: 5 Seat The Tray

Step: 6 Hold The Tray

Step: 7 Remove The Tray

Step: 8 Inspect The Impression

Air bubbles:Air bubbles can cause holes in the impression and may compromise its accuracy.

Verify that all teeth are visible:Make sure that the impression has captured all sides of each tooth. You should be able to see the gum line clearly around each tooth.

Check for distortions:Look for any areas of the impression that appear stretched, elongated, or distorted. Distortions in the impression can make it difficult for us to accurately assess your teeth and may result in the need for a new impression.

Inspect the margins gum line : Make sure that the margins of the impression are well-defined and have captured the full contour of your teeth. Margins that are poorly defined can make it difficult for us to get an accurate picture of your teeth. Under a picture of a good impression If you are unsure whether your impression is good enough to send back to our lab, it’s always best to send us a picture first. Take a few pictures at 45-degree angle so we can see the gum line on your front teeth. If the impression is not perfect, we can often give you additional tips or recommendations to help you capture a better impression on your next try.

Step: 9 Rinse And Disinfect The Impression

Step: 10 Package And Send The Impression