TOR V M Deciduous Transparent Crowns Assortment (Model No. 1.912) - Box of 64 Pc

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The TOR V M Deciduous Transparent Crowns (Model No. 1.912) provide a complete assortment of 64 clear anatomical crown forms engineered for the aesthetic and functional restoration of primary teeth using light-cured composite materials. Manufactured in Russia by TOR V M, these transparent celluloid/plastic forms allow complete light transmission for efficient polymerization while shaping the restoration to natural tooth morphology.
Key Clinical Applications:
Pediatric Anterior & Posterior Restorations: Ideal for restoring primary teeth heavily damaged by severe early childhood caries, fractures, or developmental defects.
Strip-Crown Technique: Serves as a transparent mold that shapes the composite resin during polymerization and is easily peeled away, leaving a smooth, highly polished finish.
Product Features:
Comprehensive Assortment (64 pcs): Includes a wide range of pre-sized contours covering various primary incisors, canines, and molars for chairside convenience.
Optically Clear Material: High light-transmittance plastic ensures unhindered curing from all angles with LED or halogen curing lights.
Anatomical Shape: Pre-contoured anatomical forms mimic natural primary crown dimensions, minimizing the need for extensive post-curing contouring and finishing.
Easy Removal: Flexible transparent shell peels away cleanly after composite curing without sticking to the restorative material.

⚙️ Technical Specifications (Data Grid)

Technical Feature	Specification Detail
Brand & Manufacturer	TOR V M (Russia)
Product Line / Model	Deciduous Transparent Crowns Assortment (Model 1.912)
Packaging Unit	Box of 64 assorted crown forms
Material Composition	Medical-grade transparent plastic / celluloid
Compatibility	Light-cured composite resins and glass ionomers
Indications	Pediatric primary teeth restorations, strip-crown technique for anterior/posterior decay