Taksan Mixed Cut-Back Tray

Taksan Mixed Cut-Back Tray is a specialized, disposable dental tool manufactured in Iran by the reputable brand Taksan and designed for accurate impressions of the retromolar pad (the posterior region of the jaw). With its unique design, featuring cut-outs in the posterior part of the tray, it reduces pressure on sensitive tissues and increases impression accuracy, especially for complete dentures. The trays come in packs of 8, in medium and large sizes, and work with agar impression materials of different viscosities (low and high).

Key Features of the Taksan Mixed Cut-Back Tray:

• High-quality material: Made of hygienic, durable plastic, suitable for single use.
• Cut-back design: Special cut-outs in the posterior region to reduce pressure on the retromolar pad and improve accuracy.
• Sizes: Includes medium and large sizes to fit different jaws.
• Specialized use: Suitable for complete denture impressions, especially in the retromolar pad region.
• Quantity per pack: Each pack contains 8 trays.
• Country of manufacture: Iran, made to high production standards by Taksan.

How to Use the Taksan Mixed Cut-Back Tray:

1. Choose the size: Select the appropriate size (medium or large) based on the patient’s jaw dimensions.
2. Preparation: Place the tray in the patient’s mouth and adjust its position.
3. Mix the materials: Use low-viscosity agar for the sensitive area and high-viscosity agar for the base.
4. Take the impression: Fill the tray with material and place it in the patient’s mouth until the material sets.
5. Removal: Once set, gently remove the tray from the mouth.

Benefits:

• High accuracy: Less pressure on the tissues results in more accurate impressions.
• Less discomfort: The special design provides greater comfort for the patient.
• Economical: High quality at a reasonable price compared with imported products.
• High hygiene: Being disposable prevents cross-infection.

Applications:

• Impressions for complete dentures.
• Accurate recording of the retromolar pad region in prosthetic treatment.
• Use in dental laboratories for accurate casts.