In total 42 upper and 8 lower anterior moulds provide for individual esthetics. You can choose between three different functional occlusal schemes: SR Orthoplane DCL for zero-degree occlusion, SR Ortholingual DCL for lingualized occlusion and SR Orthotyp DCL, the classic multipurpose denture tooth for removable prosthetic restorations, for semi-anatomical occlusion.
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Each of the 42 upper moulds and the 8 lower moulds has been shaped individually and features unique characteristics:
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Natural dimensions
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Physiological curvature characteristics
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Vivid surface texture
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Form-specific layering
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Accentuated cervical area
Based on their appearance, SR Vivodent DCL and SR Vivodent Plus DCL anterior moulds are loosely arranged into two groups: Soft and Bold.
Within these groups, the moulds are further categorized into three subgroups according to certain basic characteristics that correlate with the shapes most commonly found in nature.
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24 upper A moulds
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18 upper Plus moulds
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8 lower anterior moulds
Every jaw is unique, as is every patient: a fact that needs to be taken into account when aiming to achieve a functional and stable solution in the posterior region. Our tooth mould selection allows you to just do that.
Our SR Vivodent DCL anterior and posterior teeth are made of highly cross-linked DCL resin. DCL means "Double Cross-Linked". Chemically, DCL is a highly modified polymethyl methacrylate variant, in which the polymer and matrix are evenly cross-linked.
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Highly cross-linked resin (DCL)
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Polymer and matrix are equally cross-linked
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Higher wear resistance and compressive strength than PMMA, while offering the same flexibility
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Longer service life than PMMA
An incredible range of moulds offering almost endless possibilities.
Three different posterior moulds are available to enable the efficient implementation of an occlusal scheme that fits the individual situation.
Occlusal schemes from completely flat to semi-anatomical are available to meet the requirements of the preferred treatment strategy.
