Putty material for extraoral impressions

Aug. 1, 2000
Stern Tek Lab Putty is a dimensionally stable c-silicone impression/modeling material for extraoral impressions. This material can be used as a matrix or positioner for clasps, denture teeth, partial dentures, and temporary partials, as well as for orthodontic retainers or denture repairs. Stern Tek Lab Putty is an easy mixing, nonsticky silicone with a high dimensional stability.

Stern Tek Lab Putty is a dimensionally stable c-silicone impression/modeling material for extraoral impressions. This material can be used as a matrix or positioner for clasps, denture teeth, partial dentures, and temporary partials, as well as for orthodontic retainers or denture repairs. Stern Tek Lab Putty is an easy mixing, nonsticky silicone with a high dimensional stability.

Visit Sterngold`s Web site at www.sterngold.com to learn more about Lab Putty and communicate directly with Dr. Joseph Carrick online. Ask questions, express concerns, and Dr. Carrick will respond with solutions.

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