Prosthodontic instruments are the trays, crown removers, and lab tools used to take impressions and to fit and remove crowns, bridges, and dentures. Waldent's prosthodontic range covers dentulous and edentulous impression trays, crown-and-bridge removers, and lab finishing instruments — made from surgical stainless steel and fully autoclavable.
Lab & finishing instruments — for cast and model work, such as plaster shears.
Why buy from Waldent
Every Waldent prosthodontic instrument is made from surgical stainless steel, is fully autoclavable, and ships pan-India with free shipping over Rs. 5,000. Pricing sits below comparable imported brands, impression trays are stocked in full and half-arch and edentulous sizes, and orders are covered by a 10-day return guarantee with bulk pricing on request.
Frequently asked questions
1. What instruments are used in crown and bridge work?
Crown and bridge work uses perforated impression trays to record the prepared teeth, a bite registration and shade guide, and a crown remover to take off temporary or failed restorations. Lab instruments such as plaster shears and articulators then support model work and prosthesis fabrication.
2. What is the difference between dentulous and edentulous impression trays?
Dentulous and edentulous impression trays differ in arch shape. Dentulous trays are deeper with a defined ridge to seat over standing teeth for crown, bridge, and denture cases, while edentulous trays are shallower and contoured to fit toothless ridges when recording impressions for complete dentures.
3. Are Waldent prosthodontic instruments genuine and autoclavable?
Yes. Waldent prosthodontic instruments are supplied genuine through waldent.com and authorised dealers, made from surgical stainless steel, and are fully autoclavable at 135°C. Impression trays are stocked in dentulous, edentulous, full and half-arch sizes, with bulk and college-tender pricing available.
