Ever faced a crown that fits perfectly during trial… but sits high after cementation?  The issue often lies in uneven pressure during seating, especially when using cotton rolls.  

Solution:  

The Crown Seater which applies controlled, anatomical pressure right where it’s needed—mimicking the opposing cusp to ensure your crown or bridge seats fully and precisely, every single time. Watch the video to understand this better.  

• Anatomical Seaters- Replicates cusp tip anatomy for focused apical pressure and perfect seating.  
• Quadrant-Specific Pair- Includes a set for 1st & 3rd and 2nd & 4th quadrants.  
• Enhances Marginal Seal- Applies even axial force, helping achieve complete crown/bridge adaptation.  
• Boosts Visibility- Maintains a slight mouth opening during cementation for better control and access.  
• Eliminates Cotton Rolls-No more makeshift crown-seating tools—this is a smarter, purpose-built solution.  
• Color-Coded & Easy to Use- Quickly identify and use each piece with confidence— even during busy sessions. 
• Compatible with All Materials- Zirconia, PFM, lithium disilicate—seats them all with equal ease.  
• Sterilizable & Reusable- Autoclavable design with dedicated storage case for safe, repeated use.  
• Clinically Tested- Dentist-Approved.  
• Compact & Durable- Lightweight, ergonomic, and built to last in high-volume practices.  
• Note: The Crown Seater is intended for posterior use (not anteriors) and is perfectly suited for seating both single-unit crowns and multi-unit bridges. Its design ensures even axial pressure, enhancing marginal adaptation during cementation. 

Step 1: Try-in and Adjust 

Seat your crown or bridge and verify the fit and occlusion during the trial phase.  

Step 2: Prepare for Cementation 

Apply cement and place the prosthesis as usual.  

Step 3: Position the Crown Seater 

Select the appropriate quadrant tool and position it on the occlusal surface of the prosthesis.  

Step 4: Instruct the Patient 

Ask the patient to bite firmly on the Crown Seater. This applies focused apical pressure, aiding in full marginal adaptation.  

Step 5: Hold Position 

Maintain biting pressure for the initial setting time of the cement.  

Step 6: Remove and Clean 

Once the cement has set, remove the Crown Seater, clean off any excess cement, and sterilize the tool for future use. 

• Mimics cusp anatomy for precise crown and bridge seating
• Saves time by replacing cotton rolls during cementation
• Offers quadrant-specific tools for better control
• Allows slight mouth opening for improved visibility
• Autoclavable and reusable for long-term use
• Trusted by clinicians for consistent, accurate results
• Designed for dentists who demand precision and consistency in every seat.

• 2 x Crown Seaters for right and left posterior use (Color-coded for easy identification)  
• Compact, autoclavable storage box  
• Instruction leaflet with usage guide  
• Packed in a colorful paper box for shipping