Primary stainless crowns

White Steel Crowns™ are maxillary primary stainless crowns coated with tooth-colored, FDA-approved epoxy which won`t chip or peel, even when cut and crimped. A starter kit includes 48 crowns (24 popular sizes), including centrals through first deciduous molars in both left and rights. The kit includes 64 total sizes in refills (three crowns), including second molars. The anatomy, m/d widths and numbering correspond to the Unitek Corporation pedo crowns.

Oct 1st, 1997

White Steel Crowns™ are maxillary primary stainless crowns coated with tooth-colored, FDA-approved epoxy which won`t chip or peel, even when cut and crimped. A starter kit includes 48 crowns (24 popular sizes), including centrals through first deciduous molars in both left and rights. The kit includes 64 total sizes in refills (three crowns), including second molars. The anatomy, m/d widths and numbering correspond to the Unitek Corporation pedo crowns.

For prices and more information, call White Steel Dental Products, Inc. at (800) 916-9381 or visit its web site at http://www.moriah.com/wscrowns/.

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