Evodent Six Times Silicone Mold for Crown and Plaster Cast Making – Teeth 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17

Description

Evodent Six Times Silicone Mold for Crown is a silicone plaster mold used for making repeated dental crown casts, wax patterns and plaster demonstrations for selected maxillary teeth. This six-cavity mold helps dental laboratories, students, workshops and training centers create multiple crown casts in one working cycle.

This model is available for six commonly used upper teeth: 11, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17. It is useful when repeated crown preparation, cast duplication or prosthodontic demonstrations require consistent tooth anatomy across multiple samples.

Available Tooth Numbers

This six times silicone crown mold is currently available in the following tooth numbers:

• 11: Upper right central incisor (Maxillary central incisor)
• 13: Upper right canine (Maxillary canine)
• 14: Upper right first premolar (Maxillary first premolar)
• 15: Upper right second premolar (Maxillary second premolar)
• 16: Upper right first molar (Maxillary first molar)
• 17: Upper right second molar (Maxillary second molar)

What This Six Times Silicone Mold Is Used For

This mold helps create six repeated crown forms in one batch, which is useful when multiple identical samples are required for teaching, practice or laboratory work.

• Plaster crown making: Create plaster crown forms for prosthodontic demonstrations.
• Wax pattern practice: Produce repeated tooth forms for waxing exercises.
• Laboratory duplication: Useful for repeated crown cast production.
• Workshop training: Helps trainers prepare multiple samples quickly.
• Student practice: Allows repeated crown morphology practice.

Why a Six Times Mold Is Useful

Single-cavity molds are useful for small quantities, but repeated crown practice often needs multiple identical casts. A six-cavity silicone mold saves preparation time and helps maintain consistent anatomy across every cast.

• Produces six samples in one cycle.
• Useful for batch teaching and workshop preparation.
• Helps standardize crown morphology for student comparison.
• Reduces repeat setup time in laboratory work.
• Supports repeated prosthodontic exercises.

Why These Tooth Numbers Are Useful

The selected tooth numbers cover anterior, canine, premolar and molar crown forms in the maxillary arch. This makes the mold useful for explaining and practising different crown shapes instead of producing only one type of tooth anatomy.

• 11: Useful for anterior crown form and incisal edge demonstration.
• 13: Useful for canine cusp form and contour understanding.
• 14 and 15: Useful for premolar crown morphology and occlusal form practice.
• 16 and 17: Useful for molar anatomy, cusp pattern and larger posterior crown forms.

For Dental Laboratories, Students and Workshops

This silicone crown mold is commonly used in prosthodontic labs, dental colleges, student practice sessions and hands-on crown workshops where multiple identical casts are needed.

• Dental laboratories preparing repeated crown samples.
• Students practising crown anatomy and waxing.
• Faculty preparing teaching samples.
• Workshop organizers preparing participant materials.

Best Materials and Handling Notes

This is a silicone mold for plaster crown and cast making. For best results, use a compatible dental plaster or casting material with proper flow so the material reaches fine tooth details before setting.

• Use a smooth plaster mix to reduce voids and air bubbles.
• Pour slowly into each cavity to preserve crown anatomy.
• Allow complete setting before removing the cast.
• Avoid sharp instruments that may damage the silicone cavity.
• Clean the mold gently after use and store it dry.

How This Helps in Batch Training

For workshops and student batches, consistency matters. This mold allows the trainer to prepare similar crown samples for several participants, making demonstrations, comparison and evaluation easier.

• Helps prepare multiple samples before a session.
• Gives students comparable tooth forms for practice.
• Useful for crown morphology and waxing demonstrations.
• Saves time when the same exercise must be repeated for many learners.

How to Use This Silicone Crown Mold

Prepare the mold, pour the required plaster or compatible casting material, allow it to set fully and remove the cast carefully to preserve anatomy.

• Clean and prepare the mold before use.
• Mix plaster or compatible casting material.
• Pour the material evenly into all six cavities.
• Allow complete setting before demolding.
• Trim and finish the casts as required.

Technical Specifications

• Product type: Six times silicone mold for crown
• Common use name: Silicone crown mold / silicone plaster crown mold
• Mold material: Silicone
• Cavity count: Six crown cavities
• Tooth numbers available: 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17
• Arch represented: Maxillary arch
• Tooth types included: Central incisor, canine, first premolar, second premolar, first molar and second molar
• Primary output: Plaster crown forms / dental crown casts
• Compatible use: Plaster pouring, cast duplication, wax pattern preparation and crown morphology demonstration
• Training use: Prosthodontic exercises, dental anatomy practice, waxing practice and workshop sample preparation
• Batch advantage: Six repeated crown forms can be prepared in one pouring cycle
• Recommended handling: Pour slowly, allow complete setting and demold gently
• Not intended for: Intraoral use, clinical crown fabrication or patient treatment
• Best for: Dental laboratories, dental colleges, prosthodontic departments, students and hands-on workshops

FAQs – Evodent Six Times Silicone Mold for Crown

Q. What is the Evodent Six Times Silicone Mold for Crown used for?
A. It is used to make repeated plaster crown casts, wax pattern practice samples and crown morphology demonstration models.

Q. Which tooth numbers are included in this mold?
A. This mold is available for teeth 11, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17.

Q. Are these maxillary teeth?
A. Yes. The listed tooth numbers are maxillary teeth, including central incisor, canine, premolars and molars.

Q. Is this a silicone plaster mold?
A. Yes. It is a silicone mold used for plaster crown and dental cast making.

Q. Why is it called a six times mold?
A. It has six crown cavities, so multiple crown forms can be prepared in one pouring cycle.

Q. Can this be used for wax pattern practice?
A. Yes. The plaster casts made from this mold can be used for wax pattern practice, crown anatomy learning and prosthodontic demonstrations.

Q. Can dental students use this mold?
A. Yes. It is useful for students practising tooth morphology, waxing exercises and repeated crown-form preparation.

Q. Is this useful for workshops?
A. Yes. Trainers can use it to prepare multiple similar samples before hands-on crown, anatomy or waxing workshops.

Q. Can this mold be used directly in the mouth?
A. No. This is a training and laboratory-use silicone mold. It is not intended for intraoral use or patient treatment.

Q. How should the mold be handled after use?
A. Clean it gently, avoid sharp instruments inside the cavities and store it dry after the material has been removed.