Evodent Three Times Silicone Plaster Mold for Crown, Tooth-Specific Crown Making Mold

Description

Evodent Three Times Silicone Plaster Mold for Crown is a tooth-specific silicone mold used to make plaster crowns for dental training, demonstration and dental model workflows. It is not a ready-made crown. The mold is used by pouring plaster into the selected tooth form and removing the plaster crown after setting.

This silicone plaster crown mold is available for upper and lower canine, premolar and molar tooth numbers. Please select the exact tooth number before ordering because each mold is tooth-specific.

What This Silicone Plaster Crown Mold Is Used For

This mold is used to make plaster crowns for selected tooth numbers. It helps dental colleges, training labs and students create repeatable crown forms for model-based exercises.

• Plaster crown making: Used to pour and form plaster crowns.
• Dental model work: Useful when a tooth-specific crown form is required.
• Training and demonstration: Helps show crown form, tooth shape and replacement workflows.
• Repeat practice: Useful when plaster crowns need to be remade for repeated exercises.

Available Tooth Numbers

The Evodent Three Times Silicone Plaster Mold for Crown is available in the following tooth numbers, grouped by arch and tooth type:

• Upper canines: 13 and 23
• Lower canines: 33 and 43
• Upper first premolars: 14 and 24
• Upper second premolars: 15 and 25
• Lower first premolars: 34 and 44
• Lower second premolars: 35 and 45
• Lower first molars: 36 and 46
• Lower second molars: 37 and 47

Available tooth numbers: 13, 23, 33, 43, 14, 24, 15, 25, 34, 44, 35, 45, 36, 46, 37 and 47.

Why a Silicone Plaster Mold Helps

A silicone plaster mold is useful when the same crown form needs to be made repeatedly. Instead of shaping each plaster crown from scratch, the mold gives a consistent tooth-specific form.

• Repeatable crown form: Helps make the same plaster crown shape again when required.
• Tooth-specific selection: Covers canine, premolar and molar options.
• Simple lab workflow: Pour plaster, allow it to set, remove carefully and use the crown form.
• Useful for teaching: Helps trainers demonstrate crown shape and replacement exercises.

Who Should Use This Product

• Dental colleges making plaster crowns for model exercises
• Dental training labs preparing repeated crown forms
• Faculty and trainers conducting demonstration sessions
• Students practicing plaster crown and model-based workflows
• Dental model users who need tooth-specific plaster crown forms

How to Use This Crown Mold

Use this mold with suitable plaster material according to your training or model workflow.

• Select the required tooth number and confirm the arch and tooth type.
• Prepare the plaster mix according to the material instructions.
• Pour the plaster carefully into the silicone mold.
• Allow the plaster to set fully.
• Remove the plaster crown gently from the mold.
• Finish or use the crown form as required for the training exercise.

Before Ordering

Please check the exact tooth number before ordering. This is a silicone plaster mold used to make plaster crowns; it is not a ready-made crown, not a tooth model and not a typodont by itself.

Technical Specifications

• Product type: Silicone plaster mold for crown
• Primary use: Making plaster crowns
• Material workflow: Plaster crown casting / model work
• Available tooth numbers: 13, 23, 33, 43, 14, 24, 15, 25, 34, 44, 35, 45, 36, 46, 37 and 47
• Tooth groups: Upper canines, lower canines, upper premolars, lower premolars and lower molars
• Recommended for: Dental colleges, training labs, faculty demonstrations and students
• Important note: This is a mold used to make plaster crowns, not a finished crown

FAQs – Evodent Three Times Silicone Plaster Mold for Crown

Q. What is the Evodent Three Times Silicone Plaster Mold for Crown used for?
A. It is used to make tooth-specific plaster crowns for dental training, demonstrations and model-based workflows.

Q. Is this a silicone plaster mold?
A. Yes. This is a silicone mold used with plaster to create plaster crown forms.

Q. Is this a ready-made crown?
A. No. This is not a finished crown. It is a mold; plaster must be poured into it to make the crown form.

Q. Which tooth numbers are available?
A. It is available in 13, 23, 33, 43, 14, 24, 15, 25, 34, 44, 35, 45, 36, 46, 37 and 47.

Q. Which tooth groups are available?
A. The mold is available for upper canines, lower canines, upper premolars, lower premolars and lower molars.

Q. What should I check before ordering?
A. Check the exact tooth number, arch and tooth type. Each mold is tooth-specific, so choosing the wrong number will give the wrong plaster crown form.

Q. Who usually uses this crown mold?
A. Dental colleges, training labs, faculty, students and dental model users use it when plaster crowns need to be made repeatedly for exercises or demonstrations.