To request boxes, please call Customer Service at 1-800-LAB INFO ( 1-80) or complete a supply request form.

We offer different size boxes depending on the number of cases you normally ship to us. Lower charges apply when we receive more than one case in a box. Our shipping charges are based on the number of cases we receive in one shipment and on whether or not you use the prepaid mailing labels we provide to you. We try to minimize your shipping charges by underwriting a portion of the costs. We're happy to review photos of these stone model distortions and discuss a plan of action with you.If there are any distortions detected that may be detrimental to the fabrication of the appliance, please contact our customer support department.While some types of distortions can be difficult to identify before the impression is poured in stone material, others can be relatively obvious.Once you've taken the impressions, a quick evaluation before releasing the patient will help ensure the success of the requested appliance.For example, if you're taking an impression on a patient to send to Specialty Appliances™ for the fabrication of an upper fixed retainer, you'll want to make sure also to take an impression of the lower arch so the patient's occlusion can be evaluated during fabrication.Įvaluate each impression before releasing your patient.Taking a moment to do this will help make sure you capture accurate and relevant anatomy.Make sure to consider why you're taking an impression before beginning each time. Step 1: Complete & Review Stone Model / Impression

Impression case