tray, impression, maxillary

Dental Dictionary: tray, impression, maxillary

A tray consisting of a body with a protruding edge and handle used to contain a material (e.g., rubber, hydrocolloid, or alginate) against the upper portion of the oral cavity for making a mold of the structures.

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