Resin Vice for Mounting Extracted or Training Teeth

The Resin Vice for Mounting Extracted or Training Teeth is a versatile and reusable tool designed for dental professionals to securely mount teeth for practice using wax or plaster. Unlike metal vices, this resin vice is radiolucent, allowing for seamless radiographic imaging, making it ideal for use in radiographic procedures such as RVG (Radiovisiography) imaging. Strong, durable, and adaptable, this vice can be articulated for use with magnetic or screw-in type articulators, providing flexibility for various dental procedures and training applications.

Key Features:

Radiolucent Resin Construction: Unlike metal vices, the resin material is radiolucent, allowing for clear and unobstructed radiographic imaging, making it ideal for RVG and other radiographic examinations during practice.
Secure Mounting of Extracted or Training Teeth: Teeth can be easily mounted and secured with wax or plaster, providing a stable platform for practicing procedures such as tooth preparation, restorations, and extractions.
Reusable and Durable: Designed for repeated use, this resin vice is strong and durable, capable of holding up through multiple practice sessions without compromising on performance.
Compatible with Articulators: The vice can be articulated and is compatible with both magnetic and screw-in type articulators, making it suitable for a wide range of dental training exercises, including occlusion and bite analysis.
Custom RVG Design Available: Custom designs tailored for RVG applications can be provided upon request, ensuring that users can create the ideal setup for their specific radiographic needs.
Ideal for Training and Educational Use: Perfect for dental schools, clinics, and practitioners, the resin vice enables hands-on training with realistic models and radiographic capabilities, enhancing learning and clinical practice.