Bite Registration Products

Blu-Bite Clear

The Henry Schein Blu-Bite Clear is ideal for use as a matrix material for temporaries.

CrossRef

Whip Mix’s CrossRef enhances communication between the dentist and the lab as it accurately records the patient’s midline and horizontal plane. The Cross Ref allows the vertical and horizontal bars to be aligned after the bite registration material sets.

DEFEND VPS

Bite Registration Material

DEFEND brand VPS Bite Registration Material flows easily without running or slumping, optimizing dimensional accuracy and minimizing distortion.

Mydent describes its DEFEND brand Bite Registration Material as mousse-like and fluffy. The thixotropic VPS material has a durometer of more than 80 and, according to the manufacturer, flows easily without running or sagging. In addition to bite registration, the material also is indicated for copying transfers and for primary impressions with bite trays. The “hard” bite material can be used in conjunction with all laser CAD/CAM systems. DEFEND brand is available in regular, fast, and super-fast set formulations, and in Mint Chocolate Chip.

Flexitime Bite

Flexitime Bite from Heraeus Kulzer provides an excellent foundation for accurate results.

Genie Bite

Genie Bite - Genie Bite from Sultan Healthcare starts off with a fluffy, mousy  consistency that stays put, without slumping.  This enables it to capture and keep detail without compressing or flexing during model mounting.

Mach-Scannable

Parkell announce the release of its scannable die material, Mach-Scannable. A low-viscosity vinyl-polysiloxane die material, Mach-Scannable displays excellent detail reproduction. When fully cured, its surface allows high-resolution scanning and image reproduction using an intraoral scanner.

Re'Cord

Re'Cord is a blue, odorless, and tasteless bite registration material fabricated by Bosworth to improve precision, convenience, and patient acceptance.

SternVantage Quick Bite Vanilla

SternVantage Quick Bite Vanilla is a vanilla scented, automix, thixotropic, bite-registration material based on addition curing polyvinyl silicone.