dental alginate

The process of creating a good quality dental impressions restoration that fits and works well, starts with ensuring that you take the most accurate impression possible. If your impression doesn’t capture the precise details of the treatment area, the laboratory will not be able to produce the prosthesis correctly and you will probably find it very difficult, if not impossible to fit. The result is extra work for you, often for which you cannot charge, disagreement perhaps with your laboratory and almost certainly inconvenience for your patient who may also become upset with the ‘poor quality’ of the work. Bad impressions are quite simply, bad for business.