API Dentulous Perforated Steel Impression Tray

Meaning: Designed for small upper arches—commonly used in young adults, teens, or patients with smaller maxillary anatomy.
Description: Provides a secure fit and precise impression coverage for smaller upper jaws.

Meaning: Designed for patients with wider or larger upper arches.
Description: Ensures complete maxillary coverage during impression-taking for dentures, crowns, and orthodontics.

Meaning: Universal tray with adjustable width for multiple arch sizes.
Description: Ideal for multi-size use, adjusting to patient anatomy to reduce tray inventory.

Meaning: Standard medium-sized tray for most adult upper arches.
Description: Clinically preferred size offering reliable fit and high impression accuracy.

Meaning: Suitable for smaller mandibular arches of young adults or compact lower jaws.
Description: Provides stable placement and excellent retention of impression material.

Meaning: Default size for most adult lower jaw impressions.
Description: Offers balanced coverage and precision for restorative and prosthetic procedures.

Meaning: For patients with a broader mandibular arch.
Description: Ensures full coverage and accurate impression depth for wide lower jaws.

Meaning: Specially designed for very narrow or small lower arches.
Description: Ideal for pediatric older children or unusually small anatomical structures.

Meaning: Pediatric upper tray designed for children’s maxillary impressions.
Description: Provides comfort and correct adaptation for young patients during upper jaw impressions.

Meaning: Pediatric lower tray designed for children’s mandibular impressions.
Description: Ensures accurate, painless, and well-fitted impressions for child patients.