Polident Cross Linked 2 Lower Anterior Denture Teeth – I1 Mould – VITA* Shades
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Brand: Polident
Cross Linked 2
Lower Anterior I1
Cross-linked PMMA
2-layer construction
Set of 6 teeth
Polident Cross Linked 2 Denture Teeth – Lower Anterior I1 Mould
Polident Cross Linked 2 I1 denture teeth are lower anterior artificial teeth manufactured from cross-linked PMMA acrylic resin, designed for the fabrication of complete and partial removable dentures.
The I1 mould is supplied as a set of 6 mandibular anterior teeth. Its compact morphology makes it particularly suitable for denture setups requiring controlled tooth proportions, consistent aesthetics and straightforward integration into an acrylic denture base.
I1
Compact mandibular anterior mould
6 teeth
Lower anterior tooth set
31.3 mm
Primary mould dimension reference
POLA1I1
Product reference
Reliable Lower Anterior Denture Teeth for Everyday Laboratory Work
Cross Linked 2 I1 is designed for dental laboratories seeking consistent, easy-to-handle lower anterior acrylic teeth for removable prosthodontic applications.
Manufactured from cross-linked polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA), these artificial teeth offer good shade stability, mechanical properties suitable for denture applications and reliable bonding to the denture base resin when the ridge-lap surface is correctly prepared.
The I1 mould is especially useful when mandibular anterior space is limited or when the tooth arrangement requires a compact, discreet and harmonious appearance without compromising positioning accuracy.
Recommended Applications
Polident Cross Linked 2 lower anterior teeth are intended for removable prosthodontic restorations fabricated in professional dental laboratories.
- Mandibular complete dentures.
- Removable partial dentures.
- Lower anterior tooth arrangements.
- Definitive acrylic denture restorations.
- Repair or replacement of mandibular anterior denture teeth.
- Cases requiring compact artificial teeth with straightforward positioning.
- Cost-effective denture fabrication with consistent aesthetic results.
Advantages for Dental Laboratories
The I1 mould combines straightforward tooth selection, efficient arrangement and material properties suited to removable denture fabrication.
- Compact tooth morphology for narrow mandibular anterior arrangements.
- Cross-linked PMMA for reliable performance under normal denture service conditions.
- Two-layer acrylic construction for consistent aesthetic appearance.
- Reliable bonding when the ridge-lap surface is roughened and treated with MMA monomer.
- Adjustable tooth surfaces allowing controlled grinding, finishing and repolishing.
- Set of 6 teeth for convenient mandibular anterior tooth arrangements.
- Multiple shade options according to available product variants.
I1 Mould: Compact Morphology and Consistent Lower Anterior Aesthetics
In the mandibular anterior region, tooth mould selection directly influences smile aesthetics, phonetics, the relationship with opposing teeth and the overall harmony of the denture arrangement.
The I1 mould is designed for cases requiring compact lower anterior denture teeth, particularly when available space is limited or when a subtle mandibular incisal arrangement is preferred.
It supports the fabrication of functional and aesthetically balanced tooth arrangements while maintaining the straightforward laboratory handling associated with the Cross Linked 2 range.
Two-Layer Construction
The two-layer acrylic construction provides a consistent aesthetic appearance suited to everyday removable prosthodontic restorations and mandibular anterior tooth arrangements.
Cross-Linked PMMA
Cross-linked polymethyl methacrylate contributes to colour stability, thermal stability and resistance to mechanical stresses encountered during normal denture use.
Prepared Bonding Surface
The ridge-lap surface should be roughened or abraded and subsequently wetted with dental MMA monomer to optimise bonding to the acrylic denture base resin.
I1 Morphology: Compact Lower Anterior Teeth for Precise Positioning
The I1 mould belongs to the Cross Linked 2 mandibular anterior tooth range. It is intended for denture arrangements requiring discreet, proportionate artificial teeth that are compatible with smaller mandibular arches.
According to the Polident tooth mould chart, the dimensional references for the I1 mould are 31.3 / 7.5 / 4.6 mm. These measurements should be interpreted in conjunction with the manufacturer's mould chart and the selected denture arrangement.
Final mould selection should consider the available prosthetic space, mandibular incisor positioning, opposing maxillary tooth arrangement, intermaxillary relationship and desired aesthetic outcome.
Removable Partial Dentures
The I1 mould can be used to replace or supplement mandibular incisors in removable partial dentures, particularly when anterior prosthetic space is restricted.
Its compact morphology facilitates integration with the remaining natural dentition, provided that appropriate shade matching and functional adjustments are performed.
Complete Dentures
In complete denture fabrication, the I1 mould helps establish a regular, discreet mandibular incisal line that harmonises with the maxillary tooth arrangement.
Tooth selection should be guided by the vertical dimension of occlusion, intermaxillary relationship, facial aesthetics and the selected occlusal scheme.
When Should You Choose the I1 Mould?
The I1 mould is particularly suitable when the dental laboratory requires compact lower anterior teeth that are easy to arrange within limited mandibular prosthetic space.
| Laboratory Situation | Advantages of the I1 Mould | Key Considerations |
|---|---|---|
| Limited mandibular anterior space | Compact morphology for easier integration | Check the available mandibular intercanine width |
| Subtle mandibular tooth arrangement | Regular and discreet incisal line | Verify harmony with the maxillary tooth arrangement |
| Removable partial denture | Targeted replacement of lower anterior teeth | Match the shade to the remaining natural teeth |
| Complete denture | Simple and reproducible tooth arrangement | Confirm vertical dimension and occlusal relationships |
| Denture repair | Convenient tooth set for anterior replacement | Prepare the ridge-lap surface and denture base before polymerisation |
Ridge-Lap Preparation: Optimising Bonding to the Denture Base
The bond between acrylic denture teeth and the denture base resin is strongly influenced by mechanical surface preparation before polymerisation.
- Roughen or abrade the ridge-lap and cervical bonding surfaces of the teeth.
- Ensure that the bonding surfaces are clean, textured and free from contamination.
- Apply dental MMA monomer to the tooth bonding surface and denture base contact area using a brush.
- Remove all traces of wax, separating agent, grease and grinding debris.
- Introduce controlled mechanical retention grooves when required.
- Follow the processing instructions supplied with the selected denture base resin.
Lower Anterior Tooth Arrangement: Practical Laboratory Guidelines
The I1 mould should be positioned accurately to achieve a natural incisal line, appropriate phonetics and balanced occlusal relationships.
- Verify the mandibular intercanine width.
- Check the long-axis inclination of the lower incisors.
- Adjust the visible crown height in relation to the maxillary tooth arrangement.
- Avoid excessive reduction of the incisal edges.
- Maintain sufficient acrylic material at the ridge-lap surface.
- Repolish all adjusted surfaces after grinding and finishing.
Recommended Dental Laboratory Workflow
Cross Linked 2 I1 denture teeth can be incorporated into a conventional removable denture fabrication workflow involving tooth arrangement, wax try-in, flasking, polymerisation and final finishing.
| Stage | Laboratory Procedure | Objective |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Selection | Select the I1 mould and the appropriate available shade | Match the artificial teeth to the clinical requirements |
| 2. Aesthetic assessment | Evaluate the smile, remaining natural teeth, maxillary arrangement and mandibular space | Achieve a harmonious anterior appearance |
| 3. Wax setup | Position the teeth according to the incisal line and intermaxillary relationship | Establish a functional and aesthetically balanced arrangement |
| 4. Try-in | Assess aesthetics, phonetics, lip support and occlusion | Validate the arrangement before processing |
| 5. Ridge-lap preparation | Abrade, clean and apply dental MMA monomer | Promote bonding to the denture base resin |
| 6. Polymerisation | Follow the denture base resin manufacturer's processing instructions | Achieve a stable and durable tooth-to-base bond |
| 7. Adjustment | Carefully adjust occlusal contacts | Minimise excessive loading and occlusal interferences |
| 8. Finishing | Repolish adjusted surfaces and clean the completed denture | Maintain comfort, hygiene and aesthetics |
Available Shades
The I1 mould is offered in several shades, subject to available product variants. Shade selection should take into account the overall denture arrangement, remaining natural teeth and aesthetic requirements.
- A1, A2, A3, A3.5, A4.
- B1, B2, B3.
- C2, C3.
- D2, D3, D4.
- Availability depends on stock levels and the selected product variant.
Shade Selection for Lower Anterior Teeth
The mandibular anterior region should maintain aesthetic harmony with the maxillary teeth, any remaining natural dentition and the patient's overall dental appearance.
- Assess the shade under suitable lighting conditions.
- Avoid excessive contrast with the maxillary tooth arrangement.
- Adjust brightness and value according to the aesthetic requirements.
- Consider the shade of the remaining natural teeth.
- Check shade consistency between lower anterior and posterior denture teeth.
- Confirm the availability of the selected shade before processing the case.
Lower Anterior Aesthetics: Compact Tooth Morphology with a Significant Functional Role
Although mandibular anterior teeth may appear less prominent, they contribute significantly to the overall balance of a removable denture. They influence the smile line, the relationship with the maxillary incisors and the natural appearance of the completed tooth arrangement.
The I1 mould provides compact tooth proportions, particularly useful when the mandibular anterior segment must remain discreet and should not appear excessively bulky or prominent.
Once the tooth positions have been validated, adjustments should remain conservative to preserve the incisal morphology, tooth axes and overall aesthetic harmony.
Durability, Adjustment and Finishing
The cross-linked PMMA formulation of Cross Linked 2 denture teeth provides good performance during everyday use while allowing controlled laboratory adjustments to occlusion, tooth morphology and denture base adaptation.
| Procedure | Objective | Precaution |
|---|---|---|
| Ridge-lap surface roughening | Prepare the tooth surface for bonding to acrylic resin | Avoid weakening the tooth through excessive material removal |
| Controlled retention grooves | Improve mechanical retention when required | Maintain sufficient material thickness |
| Incisal adjustment | Refine the anterior incisal arrangement | Minimise visually noticeable modifications |
| Occlusal equilibration | Reduce unwanted occlusal interferences | Work progressively and check contacts regularly |
| Final polishing | Restore surface smoothness and patient comfort | Avoid excessive heat generation in the PMMA material |
Safety and Handling Precautions
Safety precautions primarily concern the mechanical processing of PMMA in the dental laboratory, particularly during grinding, surface roughening and retention groove preparation.
- Wear protective eyewear during grinding and abrasion procedures.
- Use effective local dust extraction at the workstation.
- Avoid inhalation of PMMA grinding dust.
- Apply light pressure during grinding to minimise heat generation.
- Avoid use in cases of known hypersensitivity to acrylic materials.
- Follow the laboratory's established health and safety procedures.
Storage and Traceability
Proper organisation of artificial tooth sets helps prevent shade, mould and batch identification errors during denture fabrication.
- Keep the teeth in their original packaging until required.
- Clearly identify the I1 mould, shade and batch number.
- Prevent contamination by wax, separating agents or grinding dust.
- Retain batch information for material traceability.
- Verify the selected shade before final tooth arrangement.
- For professional dental laboratory use only.
Polident Technical Documentation
Polident technical documents provide additional information regarding product ranges, available tooth moulds, instructions for use and material safety data.
| Document | Laboratory Reference | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Cross Linked 2 Tooth Mould Chart | Identify anterior and posterior moulds, tooth combinations and dimensional references. | Download Tooth Mould Chart |
| Safety Data Sheet | Consult the Polident safety data sheet for Primodent and Cross Linked 2 artificial teeth. | Download Polident Safety Data Sheet |
Main Technical Specifications
| Product | Cross Linked 2 Lower Anterior Denture Teeth I1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Polident |
| Product Reference | POLA1I1 |
| Product Range | Cross Linked 2 |
| Product Type | Lower anterior acrylic denture teeth for removable dental prostheses |
| Mould | I1 |
| Dental Arch | Mandibular / Lower anterior |
| Packaging | 1 set of 6 anterior denture teeth |
| Material | Cross-linked PMMA, pigmented polymethyl methacrylate-based polymer |
| Construction | 2-layer acrylic construction |
| I1 Mould Dimensional References | 31.3 / 7.5 / 4.6 mm according to the Polident tooth mould chart |
| Indications | Complete and partial removable dentures |
| Material Properties | Colour stability, thermal stability, abrasion resistance and solvent resistance |
| Bonding to Denture Base | Roughen or abrade the ridge-lap surface and apply dental MMA monomer before polymerisation |
| Available Shades | A1, A2, A3, A3.5, A4, B1, B2, B3, C2, C3, D2, D3, D4, subject to available variants |
| Manufacturing | Developed, manufactured and quality-controlled in Slovenia, European Union |
| Intended Users | Professional dental laboratories |
Common Mistakes to Avoid When Using the I1 Mould
| Common Mistake | Potential Consequence | Recommended Practice |
|---|---|---|
| Selecting I1 without checking available space | Overcrowded or poorly balanced tooth arrangement | Verify the mandibular intercanine width |
| Insufficient ridge-lap preparation | Reduced bonding reliability to the acrylic denture base | Roughen, abrade or prepare retention grooves before polymerisation |
| Omitting MMA surface treatment | Less effective chemical bonding | Apply dental MMA monomer to the tooth and denture base contact surfaces |
| Contaminating bonding surfaces | Increased risk of debonding or inconsistent retention | Remove wax, separating agents, grease and grinding debris |
| Excessive incisal edge reduction | Loss of aesthetic harmony | Adjust gradually and repolish the modified surfaces |
| Ignoring the opposing maxillary arrangement | Unbalanced occlusal contacts or compromised aesthetics | Verify occlusion and the opposing incisal relationship |
| Grinding without dust extraction | Unnecessary exposure to PMMA dust | Use local dust extraction and protective eyewear |
Why Dental Technicians Choose the I1 Mould
The I1 mould meets the requirements of lower anterior denture arrangements where precision, discreet tooth proportions and straightforward laboratory processing are essential.
- Compact morphology for restricted mandibular anterior spaces.
- Simple and reproducible tooth arrangement.
- Consistent aesthetics in the lower anterior region.
- Allows controlled adjustments followed by appropriate repolishing.
- Good compatibility with acrylic denture base resins.
- Convenient tooth sets for shade-based laboratory organisation.
Benefits for the Denture Patient
Appropriately selected mandibular anterior denture teeth contribute to smile harmony, functional comfort and the overall balance of the removable prosthesis.
- More natural mandibular incisal appearance.
- Discreet tooth proportions suited to limited prosthetic space.
- Shade selection compatible with remaining natural teeth.
- Improved arrangement balance when the mould is correctly selected.
- Possibility of laboratory repair or tooth replacement.
- Reliable solution for everyday removable denture applications.
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Delivery and Package Contents
Supplied as 1 set of Polident Cross Linked 2 I1 lower anterior denture teeth, containing 6 artificial teeth, in the selected shade subject to availability.
FAQ – Polident Cross Linked 2 Lower Anterior Denture Teeth I1
What is the I1 mould used for?
The I1 mould is designed for mandibular anterior tooth arrangements in complete and partial removable dentures.
It is particularly suitable when the dental laboratory requires compact, discreet and easy-to-position artificial teeth for the lower anterior region.
How are the I1 denture teeth supplied?
The I1 mould is supplied as one set of 6 lower anterior denture teeth.
The shade corresponds to the product variant selected when placing the order.
What are the dimensions of the I1 mould?
The Polident tooth mould chart specifies dimensional references of 31.3 / 7.5 / 4.6 mm for the I1 mould.
These measurements should be interpreted using the manufacturer's mould chart and assessed according to the requirements of the individual denture arrangement.
What material is used to manufacture Cross Linked 2 denture teeth?
Cross Linked 2 artificial teeth are manufactured from cross-linked PMMA, an acrylic polymer used in the production of artificial teeth for removable dental prostheses.
This material provides good stability, resistance under normal service conditions and compatibility with acrylic denture base resins.
How can bonding to the denture base resin be improved?
The ridge-lap surface should be roughened or abraded before denture base polymerisation.
Applying dental MMA monomer with a brush to the tooth bonding surface and denture base contact area is recommended to optimise adhesion.
Can the I1 mould be used in complete dentures?
Yes. The I1 mould can be used in complete denture fabrication when its width, height and mandibular anterior morphology are appropriate for the clinical case.
Selection should be validated in relation to the maxillary tooth arrangement, vertical dimension of occlusion and overall occlusal scheme.
Can the I1 mould be used in removable partial dentures?
Yes. The I1 mould can be used to replace or supplement mandibular anterior teeth in removable partial dentures.
The selected mould and shade should be harmonised with the remaining natural dentition to achieve an appropriate aesthetic result.
Can I1 denture teeth be adjusted in the dental laboratory?
Yes. The teeth can be carefully adjusted, particularly at the ridge-lap surface or incisal edge.
After adjustment, all modified surfaces should be repolished to restore an appropriate surface finish.
What precautions should be taken during grinding?
Effective local dust extraction and protective eyewear are recommended when grinding or adjusting acrylic denture teeth.
Grinding should be performed progressively with controlled pressure to minimise heat generation and preserve the original tooth morphology.
Can these teeth be used in patients with known acrylic allergies?
No. Use should be avoided in cases of known allergy or hypersensitivity to acrylic materials.
The selection of prosthetic materials should always be appropriate to the patient's clinical circumstances.
What is included in the delivery?
Each order includes one set of 6 Polident Cross Linked 2 I1 lower anterior denture teeth.
The required shade must be selected from the available product variants.
Cross Linked 2 I1: Compact Lower Anterior Acrylic Teeth for Removable Dentures
Polident Cross Linked 2 Lower Anterior I1 Denture Teeth provide a reliable solution for dental laboratories requiring compact, stable and easy-to-integrate mandibular anterior artificial teeth.
Supplied as a set of 6 teeth, the I1 mould combines cross-linked PMMA with a two-layer acrylic construction, supporting the fabrication of discreet, consistent and functional mandibular anterior tooth arrangements.
When correctly selected, prepared and processed, the I1 mould contributes to professional prosthodontic results through controlled aesthetics, reliable bonding to the acrylic denture base and consistent finishing quality in everyday dental laboratory applications.
Polident Cross Linked 2 Lower Anterior Denture Teeth – I1 Mould – VITA* Shades