CN216675973U - Tray for dental impression - Google Patents

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CN216675973U
CN216675973U CN202122131023.4U CN202122131023U CN216675973U CN 216675973 U CN216675973 U CN 216675973U CN 202122131023 U CN202122131023 U CN 202122131023U CN 216675973 U CN216675973 U CN 216675973U
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张娟
李程
陈博
田雨娟
钟雪
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刘俊宏
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A tray for dental impression is composed of upper jaw tray and/or lower jaw tray, and main body of the tray with front surface facing alveolar ridge mucosa and facing towards alveolar ridge mucosa
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A tray handle is arranged at the center of the front part of the back surface of the plane, and the back surface of the tray body is provided with a tray handle integrally formed with the tray body
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Fastening of flat projections
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And a dike. The utility model adopts the book on the trayOn the reverse side of the body there is
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Fastening of flat projections
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The dike and the use method thereof can finish the impression preparation and the jaw position relation recording of the upper jaw and the lower jaw in one visit. Therefore, the 1 st to 3 rd visits of the existing complete denture manufacturing steps can be combined into 1 visit, so that the times of the patient visits are reduced, and the time cost and the economic cost of the patient and family members for visiting the doctor are reduced. Because the steps of initial impression making and filling, individual tray making, final impression making and filling and the like are omitted, the treatment procedure is simplified, the working efficiency of doctors is greatly improved, the cost is reduced, and huge social benefit and economic benefit are expected to be brought.

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Tray for dental impression
Technical Field
The utility model belongs to an oral denture making tool, and particularly relates to a tray for a dental impression.
Background
Dentition loss refers to the loss of teeth from the entire arch without any natural teeth or roots, i.e., the loss of teeth from the entire mouth, also known as the edentulous jaw. The inexpensive and non-invasive traditional complete dentures (complete dentures) remain the most prominent way for the restoration of edentulous patients.
The complete denture is a repairing mode with strong technical sensitivity, and for patients with poor alveolar ridge conditions, the complete denture has the problems of poor retention, poor stability, chewing pain and the like, so that the functional recovery of the edentulous jaw patients, such as chewing, beauty, pronunciation, physiological stimulation and the like, is poor. In view of the great influence of the edentulous jaw on the physiology and the psychology of the patient, the good repairing effect is the guarantee of recovering the physical and mental health of the patient and improving the life quality. Therefore, improving the complete denture repair effect is a clinical difficulty faced by oral medicine and a social problem of aging society.
In the complete denture repair process, impression preparation and jaw position relation recording are two most central links. The conventional complete denture manufacturing steps are generally as follows:
1. the first visit of the patient: a preliminary impression is made, a preliminary model is cast and individual trays are made on this model.
2. The patient is treated for the second time: edge finishing was performed using individual trays, and a precise final impression was made with the final impression material and the final model (working model) was cast.
3. The third visit of the patient: making the upper and lower jaws on the final model
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Holding in the palm, determining and recording the correct vertical and horizontal jaw position relation in the patient's mouth, and transferring the recorded jaw position relation record to
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The racks are arranged in parallel.
4. The fourth visit of the patient: after the patient tries to arrange teeth in the mouth and adjusts the teeth satisfactorily, the complete denture is packed into a box, filled with glue, thermally treated and polished to complete the manufacture of the complete denture.
5. The fifth visit of the patient: the complete denture is tried on in the mouth of the patient.
The problems existing in the prior art are as follows:
1. in the open impression method adopted by the prior art, the muscular function modification made during impression taking is passive muscular function modification under the assistance of doctors, so that lip, cheek, tongue and muscle movement and the like during impression taking are greatly different from the actual functional state when a patient wears a complete denture, retention and stability of the denture are influenced, and the problems of easy falling, chewing pain and the like after repair are caused, thereby being a clinical difficulty faced by oral medicine.
2. In the prior art, the jaw relation can be recorded only after the steps of initial impression making and casting, individual tray making, final impression making and casting and the like are carried out, 4-5 times of medical visits of a patient are needed to be completed, and the time cost and the economic cost for the patient and family members to see the medical doctor are increased due to more medical visits.
3. In order to obtain an ideal closed impression to improve the complete denture repair effect, the prior art needs to perform multiple-link repair procedures including the steps of initial impression preparation and casting, individual tray preparation, final impression preparation and casting, tooth trial arrangement, denture completion and the like. Although the existing closed impression technology is improved for determining the step of the initial occlusion record, the steps of initial impression making and casting, individual tray making, final impression making and casting and the like cannot be reduced, the procedure is still complex, the time beside a chair for a doctor to occupy 4-5 hours is required, and the further improvement of the working efficiency of the doctor is hindered.
4. In the prior art, patients need to be matched for a longer time due to the fact that the patients have many times of treatment, complex procedures and complicated links. However, most of complete denture repairs are performed on elderly patients, and the tolerance is poor, so that complex procedures and complicated links easily cause the reduction of the fit of patients in key steps of impression preparation, jaw position measurement and the like due to poor physiological and psychological tolerance, thereby affecting the accuracy of the impression and the correctness of jaw position relation, and finally affecting the repair effect.
5. In the prior art, the repair procedure is complex, the links are complicated, the medical cost is increased, and the complete denture repair cost is further reduced and the economic burden of a patient is reduced on the premise of ensuring the repair effect.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model provides a tray for a dental impression, which can simplify and combine the manufacturing steps of the existing complete denture so as to reduce the number of times of patient treatment.
The technical scheme adopted by the utility model for solving the technical problems in the known technology for the dental impression tray is as follows: the tray is maxillary tray and/or mandibular tray, and the tray body has front surface facing alveolar ridge mucosa and facing direction
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A tray handle is arranged at the center of the front part of the back surface of the plane, and the back surface of the tray body is integrally formed with the tray body
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Fastening of flat projections
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A dike; said attachment connection
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The levees being secured by formations facilitating adhesion of the thermoplastic material or/and the bite registration material
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Dykes, i.e. with attachment formations
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The levees, or being secured without formations facilitating adhesion of the thermoplastic material or/and the bite-recording material
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A dyke, the fixed connection
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The width of the dike is 4-20mm, and the height is 0-20 mm.
The utility model can also adopt the following technical scheme:
the belt attachment structure is fixedly connected
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The dike is fixedly connected with an attachment structure of a structure with honeycomb-shaped or small-mouth and big-bottom holes
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And a dike.
The tray handle is a detachable/breakable connection type tray handle.
The dental impression tray is a dental impression tray without the tray handle.
The utility model has the advantages and positive effects that:
1. the utility model is characterized in that the back surface of the tray body is provided with a groove which is integrally formed with the tray body
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Fastening of flat projections
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A dike capable of lowering
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Risk of bank shedding to avoid prisoners
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The occlusion relation error and the impression quality reduction caused by the dike falling off can improve the complete denture repairing effect by ensuring the impression precision and the jaw relation accuracy. Meanwhile, the utility model adopts the integral forming and orientation with the tray body
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Fastening of flat projections
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The fabrication beside the chair can be omitted by embankment and prisoner
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The time of the dike improves the working efficiency of doctors; and increasing the attachment
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The industrial production process after the dike is simple, the cost is lower, and the mass production is convenient.
2. The utility model adopts the structure that the reverse side of the tray body is provided with a groove integrally formed with the tray body
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Fastening of flat projections
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The dike prepares the impression under the correct jaw position relation and carries out the active muscle function trimming, realizes the integrated impression preparation and the jaw position measurement, and the obtained impression is the closed impression in the functional state. Compared with the open impression, the closed impression can better reflect the functional state of a patient when the complete denture is worn, so that the complete denture made on the basis can obtain ideal retention, stability and chewing effects more easily, the common problems of pain and the like after the complete denture is worn for the first time can be reduced or even avoided, and the clinical difficulty faced by oral medicine is solved.
3. If the utility model carries out the active muscle function finishing and the impression making after the tray handle is removed, the utility model can better simulate the functional states of the lip, cheek and tongue muscles and the like of the patient in the actual functional state, thereby avoiding the problem that the patient influences the active muscle function finishing due to the interference of the tray handle, and achieving the purposes of enhancing the retention and the stability of the complete denture and improving the repairing effect.
4. In the prior art, the jaw relation can be recorded only after the steps of initial impression making and casting, individual tray making, final impression making and casting and the like are carried out, and the recording can be finished only after 4-5 times of visit of a patient. The utility model combines the initial impression, the final impression preparation and the jaw position relation record in one visit to finish, and reduces the steps of initial impression preparation and casting, individual tray preparation, final impression preparation and casting and the like. Therefore, 1-3 times of treatment in the existing complete denture manufacturing steps can be combined into 1 time of treatment to complete the treatment, and the time cost and the economic cost of the patient and family members for treatment are reduced by reducing the times of the patient for treatment.
5. In order to obtain a closed impression and obtain a good repairing effect, the prior art needs to comprise the steps of initial impression making and casting, individual tray making, final impression making and casting and the like, and the procedure is complex, and generally needs to occupy 4-5 hours of chair-side time of a doctor. The utility model simplifies the treatment procedure by removing the steps of initial impression making and casting, individual tray making, final impression making and casting and the like, can reduce the chair-side time operated by a doctor to 2-3 hours, and greatly improves the working efficiency of the doctor on the premise of ensuring the repairing effect.
6. In the prior art, patients need to see a doctor for 4-5 times, the number of repair links is large, and the patients need to cooperate for a longer time. Because most of patients who carry out complete denture repair are old people and have poor tolerance, the clinical treatment procedures of multiple times of treatment, multiple links and long time easily cause the reduction of the adaptability of the patients caused by poor physiological and psychological tolerance and finally influence the repair effect. The utility model effectively reduces the matching difficulty of patients by reducing the times of treatment, the repairing link and the time beside the chair, and can ensure the repairing effect to the maximum extent from the technical aspect.
7. The utility model reduces the manufacturing links of the complete denture, reduces the repair cost, lightens the economic burden of a patient, reduces the treatment cost by about 50 percent, shows wide application prospect and is expected to bring huge social benefit and economic benefit.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view showing a structure of a dental impression tray of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic view of a lower jaw tray for dental impression of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a view showing one of the structures of a handle of a dental impression tray according to the present invention;
fig. 4 is a second schematic view of the handle structure of a maxillary tray for dental impression according to the present invention.
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For a further understanding of the contents, features and effects of the present invention, the following examples are illustrated in the accompanying drawings and described in the following detailed description:
as shown in FIG. 1, the present embodiment provides a maxillary tray 1 for dental impression, which comprises a front surface facing the mucosa of the alveolar ridge and a front surface facing the mucosa of the alveolar ridge
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A tray handle 2 is arranged at the center of the front part of the back surface of the plane, and the back surface of the body of the maxilla tray 1 is integrally formed with the tray body
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Posterior dental attachment with planar projections having a honeycomb structure for facilitating adhesion of thermoplastic material or/and occlusion recording material
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A dike
3; fastening connection
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The width of the dike 3 in the rear tooth area is 8mm, and can also be 4mm, 10mm, 15mm and 20 mm; posterior tooth attachment
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The height of the dike 3 is 10mm, and can also be 0mm, 3mm, 8mm, 15mm and 20 mm; back teeth fixed connection of left and right sides
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The dike 3 can also extend towards the front part and be connected into a whole to form a structure with front teeth
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Full dentition of dike
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A dike; wherein the anterior teeth
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The width of the dike is 6mm, or 4mm, 7mm, 10mm, 20 mm; anterior teeth
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The height of the dike is fixedly connected with the back teeth
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The height of the dikes 3 is matched. Fastening connection
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The structure of the dike 3 can also be the fixed connection of a structure with a plurality of holes with small openings and large bottoms
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And a dike.
As shown in FIG. 2, a lower jaw tray 4 for dental impression is integrally formed with the lower jaw tray 4 on the back surface of the main body of the lower jaw tray 4
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Flat protruding mandible attachment
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And a dike 5. The center of the front part of the tray body is provided with a mandible tray handle 6 which can adopt a detachable connection mode with the tray body, as shown in figure 3; the connecting mode of the tray body and the tray body can be broken off, as shown in figure 4; other connection means may also be employed.
As shown in fig. 3, a cuboid projection 9 for fixing the maxillary tray handle 8 is fixedly connected to the center of the front part of the maxillary tray 7, and two small holes 10 with internal threads are arranged on the projection 9. Two small holes 11 which are matched with the small holes 10 and used for connection are arranged on the front end connecting surface of the maxillary tray handle 8 fixedly connected with the bulge 9, and the two bolts are connected with the small holes 10 through the small holes 11. The upper jaw tray handle 8 can be installed and disassembled.
As shown in fig. 4, two recesses 14 may be provided at the neck parts at the two ends of the front end turn of the maxillary tray handle 13 fixedly connected with the maxillary tray 12 at the center of the front part of the maxillary tray 12, a plurality of through holes 15 penetrating through the maxillary handle 13 are provided on the connecting line of the two recesses 14, and the maxillary handle 13 can be easily broken by the through holes 15.
The upper jaw trays 1, 7 and 12 and the lower jaw tray 4 can be divided into large, medium and small sizes.
The use method of the utility model can be as follows:
as shown in fig. 1, 2, 3 and 4, a method for using a dental impression tray which is a dental impression tray with a tray handle, comprising the steps of:
1. the maxillary tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the mandibular tray 4 are intraorally aligned with the patient's edentulous alveolar ridge, respectively, the maxillary tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the mandibular tray 4 are selected to be of appropriate sizes and the tray shapes and edges are trimmed so that the maxillary tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the mandibular tray 4 conform to the patient's alveolar ridge morphology and have sufficient extension.
2. Determining the relation between the vertical and horizontal jaw positions of the upper and lower jaws of the patient, and fixing the upper and lower jaws by trimming the upper jaw according to the actual conditions in the mouth of the patient
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The dike 3 or 16 or 17 is fixedly connected with the lower jaw
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Preparing upper and lower jaw end by adding or subtracting bio-safe thermoplastic material such as wax and impression paste and the like to form or/and obtain the shape of the dike 5
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And a dike. Adjusting upper jaw termination with biologically safe thermoplastic material such as wax and impression paste according to the actual conditions in patient's mouth
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Of the dike
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The plane is parallel to the connecting line of the pupils in the front, and the left side and the right side are parallel to the tragus line of the nasal wings; adjusting mandible end
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The height and width of the dike allow the patient to pass through the end with the upper and lower jaws
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The upper jaw tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the lower jaw tray 4 of the dike are engaged at the end of the upper jaw tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the lower jaw tray 4 when the upper jaw vertical jaw relation and the lower jaw vertical jaw relation are correct
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The bank can maintain a stable and balanced contact; and, when the patient's lower jaw is in a relaxed state, the ends of the maxillary tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the mandibular tray 4
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After the space of the impression material is reserved between the dikes, the dikes are kept stopped
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The distance of the gap.
3. Removal/non-removal of the tray handle 2 or 8 or 13 of the maxillary tray 1 or 7 or 12; removing/not removing the tray handle 6 of the lower jaw tray 4, placing impression materials in the upper jaw tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the lower jaw tray 4, placing the upper jaw tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the lower jaw tray 4 with the impression materials into the mouth of a patient, ordering the patient to bite to the correct vertical jaw relation and horizontal jaw relation of the upper jaw and the lower jaw, and performing active muscle function trimming until the impression materials are hard and fixed to respectively obtain an upper jaw closed impression; a similar closed jaw impression was taken.
4. Fixing the upper and lower jaw end in mouth by using biologically safe thermoplastic material such as wax and impression paste, occlusion recording material or other method
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Dyke for recording correct vertical jaw position relation and horizontal jaw position relation of upper and lower jaws, marking central line and oral angle line, etc. to determine fullness, taking out integrated closed impression of upper and lower jaws and correct vertical jaw position relation and horizontal jaw position relation of upper and lower jaws, transferring them to technician, and making upper jaw position record
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And (4) carrying out subsequent steps of erecting, tooth arrangement, complete denture completion, try-on and the like.
As shown in fig. 1, 2, 3 and 4, the method of using the upper and lower jaw trays for dental impression can be as follows: the dental impression tray is a dental impression tray without tray handles 2, 6, 8, 13, and comprises the following steps:
1. the maxillary tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the mandibular tray 4 are intraorally aligned with the patient's edentulous alveolar ridge, respectively, the maxillary tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the mandibular tray 4 are selected to be of appropriate sizes and the tray shapes and edges are trimmed so that the maxillary tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the mandibular tray 4 conform to the patient's alveolar ridge morphology and have sufficient extension.
2. Determining the relation between the vertical and horizontal jaw positions of the upper and lower jaws of the patient, and fixing the upper and lower jaws by trimming the upper jaw according to the actual conditions in the mouth of the patient
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The dike 3 or 16 or 17 is fixedly connected with the lower jaw
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Preparing upper and lower jaw end by adding or subtracting bio-safe thermoplastic material such as wax and impression paste and the like to form or/and obtain the shape of the dike 5
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And a dike. Adjusting upper jaw termination with biologically safe thermoplastic material such as wax and impression paste according to the actual conditions in patient's mouth
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Of the dike
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The plane is parallel to the connecting line of the pupils in the front, and the left side and the right side are parallel to the tragus line of the nasal wings; adjusting mandibular endmost
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The height and width of the dike allow the patient to pass through the patient with the lower jaw end
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When the maxillary tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the mandibular tray 4 of the dike are engaged in the correct vertical jaw relation and the correct horizontal jaw relation of the upper and lower jaws, the maxillary tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the mandibular tray 4 are at the end
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The bank can maintain a stable and balanced contact; and, when the patient's lower jaw is in a relaxed state, the ends of the maxillary tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the mandibular tray 4
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After the space of the impression material is reserved between the dikes, the dikes are kept stopped
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The distance of the gap.
3. Placing impression materials in the upper jaw tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the lower jaw tray 4, placing the upper jaw tray 1 or 7 or 12 and the lower jaw tray 4 with the impression materials into the mouth of a patient, ordering the patient to bite to the correct vertical jaw position relation and horizontal jaw position relation of the upper jaw and the lower jaw, and performing active muscle function trimming until the impression materials are hard and fixed to respectively obtain an upper jaw closed impression; a similar closed jaw impression was taken.
4. Using biologically safe thermoplastic materials such as wax, impression compound, bite registration material, or the likeMethod of intraorally fixing the upper and lower jaw end
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Dyke for recording correct vertical jaw position relation and horizontal jaw position relation of upper and lower jaws, marking central line and oral angle line, etc. to determine fullness, taking out integrated closed impression of upper and lower jaws and correct vertical jaw position relation and horizontal jaw position relation of upper and lower jaws, transferring them to technician, and making upper jaw position record
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And (4) carrying out subsequent steps of erecting, tooth arrangement, complete denture completion, try-on and the like.

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1. A tray for dental impression, the tray is upper jaw tray and/or lower jaw tray, the tray body has front surface facing alveolar ridge mucosa and orientation
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Planar reverse side, and anterior centre have the tray handle, its characterized in that: the reverse side of the tray body is integrally formed with the tray body
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Fastening of flat projections
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A dike; said attachment connection
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The levees being secured by formations facilitating adhesion of the thermoplastic material or/and the bite registration material
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Dykes, i.e. with attachment formations
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The levees, or being secured without formations facilitating adhesion of the thermoplastic material or/and the bite-recording material
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A dyke, the fixed connection
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The width of the dike is 4-20mm, and the height is 0-20 mm.
2. The tray for dental impression of claim 1, characterized in that: the belt attachment structure is fixedly connected
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The dike is fixedly connected with an attachment structure of a structure with honeycomb-shaped or small-mouth and big-bottom holes
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And a dike.
3. A tray for dental impression according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: the tray handle is a detachable/breakable connection type tray handle.
4. A tray for dental impression according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: the dental impression tray is a dental impression tray without the tray handle.
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