Wax Disc

wax discs are small discs made of wax or similar material that are used in dentistry for a variety of purposes. They may be used to create models of teeth or other oral structures for use in diagnostic or treatment planning purposes. They can also be used to protect the teeth or gums from injury during certain procedures, such as teeth whitening or teeth grinding. Dental wax disks are often used in conjunction with other dental materials, such as dental impression materials, to create accurate and detailed models of the teeth and mouth. They are typically molded or shaped by hand to fit the desired area and then removed once they are no longer needed. Feihong Wax Discs are used in the fabrication of wax models, in the lost wax process for casting, making denture restorations and for frameworks for crown and bridge models.

• Burns out without a trace, leaving no residue, and has a low coefficient of thermal expansion
• Can be used for up to 30 units
• Not for intra-oral use
• Not soluble in water

Dental wax disks are made from a variety of materials, including beeswax, paraffin wax, and synthetic waxes. These materials are chosen for their ability to be easily molded and shaped, as well as their ability to maintain their shape at room temperature.

Dental wax disks are used for a wide range of purposes in dentistry. Some of the most common uses include:

Creating models of the teeth or other oral structures for diagnostic or treatment planning purposes

Protecting the teeth or gums from injury during procedures such as teeth whitening or grinding

Filling in gaps or spaces between the teeth to check the fit of dentures or other dental appliances

Holding dental materials in place during procedures such as bonding or filling placement

Dental wax disks are typically molded or shaped by hand to fit the desired area. They can be softened by warming them with a heat source, such as a heat gun or hot water, and then shaped with tools such as dental instruments or sculpting tools. Once they have hardened, they can be removed by gently prying them away from the surface they are adhering to.