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Crown Seater

650.00

TO CEMENT CROWNS AND 3 UNIT BRIDGES– for posterior teeth
DESIGNED LIKE A CUSP TIP– to function like an opposing tooth
SINGLE POINT CONTACT– ensures complete margin seating
AVAILABLE AS A PAIR– 1st & 3rd quadrant; 2nd & 4th quadrant
COLOR CODED for ease of identification
Ideal for ALL PROSTHETIC MATERIALS
AUTOCLAVABLE carry case, REUSABLE SEATERS
PATENTED DESIGNS
No more biting on COTTON ROLLS

SKU: MIK027 Categories: ,

Description

The product is used to ensure correct margin seating of the prosthesis at the time of cementation. It is a handle based instrument with a dome extension that is to be positioned onto the central fossa of the tooth being cemented while the patient bites down onto its flat side. This exerts an apical force on the prosthesis with a single point of contact, thereby seating the crown in the correct axial direction and prevents the tipping forces encountered when biting on cotton rolls.

Additionally, it keeps the mouth slightly open which aids isolation and helps cleaning the excess. It comes as a pair for 1st & 3rd and 2nd and 4th quadrants respectively. The crown seaters with its carry case are autoclavable and thus reusable.

Additional information

Weight 0.25 g
Dimensions 100.21 × 64.34 × 18.9 mm
Brand

MIK Dental

3 reviews for Crown Seater

  1. 5 out of 5

    Dr Varsha (verified owner)

    Best yet simple to use… Allows best visualization of marginal integrity of prosthesis while cementing.
    Must have in day to day practice!

  2. 5 out of 5

    hileri mori

    I am a post graduate student from bhartividyapeeth, pune. This crown seater is very effective and unique tool. It allows best visualisation of marginal integrity. MIK dental products are pushing me towards delivering the best to my patients in the very beginning of my career. Thank you so much doc Moez and team.

  3. 5 out of 5

    Dr. Aanchal Agrawal (verified owner)

    Superb and must have for all the dentist as its the basic requirement to seat our crowns & bridges properly.It provide sufficient and even distribution of pressure during cementation.


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