Description:

The LDN WP5001 Plaque Photo, Upper Pink Light Cured 50/BX is a dedicated dental instrument aimed at assisting dental professionals in acquiring clear, precise images of plaque accumulation during routine examinations and treatment procedures. Constructed from light-cured material, these plaques are designed for durability, flexibility, and high-performance imaging, making them a significant addition to dental offices and clinics.

The upper pink shade of the plaque photo guarantees that areas of plaque build-up are easily noticeable. The pink color contrasts effectively with the natural whiteness of the teeth, facilitating dentists in pinpointing areas where plaque may have developed, which allows for a more efficient evaluation of oral cleanliness. This visibility is essential for monitoring a patient's oral health and devising appropriate treatments to avoid complications such as decay or gum disease.

The light-cured characteristic of the LDN WP5001 Plaque Photo permits swift and precise hardening upon exposure to light, delivering clear, sharply defined images without any distortion. The material is built to endure the rigors of regular clinical procedures, and the flexibility of the photo ensures a comfortable fit within the mouth without causing discomfort to the patient. It also facilitates accurate placement, guaranteeing that the photo will effectively capture the plaque areas without movement.

This product comes in boxes of 50 photos, making it cost-efficient and ideal for high-traffic dental practices or clinics that frequently monitor plaque build-up for patient assessment and education. The ability to observe plaque changes over time is invaluable for tailoring treatment plans and reinforcing patient oral hygiene practices.

Besides assisting in diagnosis, these plaque photos serve as excellent educational tools for patients, allowing practitioners to highlight specific areas requiring attention. They also play a crucial role in maintaining comprehensive patient records and achieving the best possible outcomes in preventative care and treatment planning.