Modelling Wax Regular

Intended Use: Fabrication of occlusal rims, spacer to protect the relief areas and to establish the initial arch form in the construction of complete dentures, fabrication of trial denture base in the process of making complete or partial dental prosthesis, production of gypsum casts, non metallic denture bases, registering of jaw relations, and laboratory work.

Properties & Advantages:
The wax does not fragment into flakes when molded after softening, and provides a framework for registering of jaw relations and arrangement of the prosthetic teeth.
The wax attains a plastic state at room temperature, hence during the trials the teeth do not get displaced from their defined layout as per the patient’s jaw model under the ideal working pressure of try in models.
The wax melts out during the process of burnout/ dewaxing to create the mold space into which the acrylic is filled for making the final denture prosthesis.