Mold Kit - Take your own dental impressions

The Custom Dental Impression Mold Kit (DQ1048) provides the exact clinical-grade materials needed to capture a precise, contoured dental impression for custom grillz from home. Engineered for complete accuracy along your gumline and bite anatomy, this kit ensures a secure, comfortable fit for single caps, gap fillers, and multi-tooth arches.

Product Details

• Contents: Medical-grade base and catalyst silicone impression putty, upper and lower impression trays, and clear step-by-step molding instructions (*also below)

• Shipping: Includes expedited delivery to your door and a prepaid return mailer to send your completed molds directly to our Dallas lab

• Special Promotion: Complimentary mold kit on All custom grillz orders totaling $400 or more

Key Reminders Before Starting

• Practice first: Put the empty tray in your mouth without putty to get used to the positioning and see where your teeth line up.

• Work fast: Once the putties touch, chemical curing begins. You have roughly 30 to 45 seconds to mix and place it in the tray.

• Keep steady: Moving, biting down, or talking while the putty sets will ruin the mold.

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Prep & Clean

• Brush and floss your teeth thoroughly.

• Wash and dry your hands completely.

2. Mix the Putty (30–40 Seconds)

• Take one scoop/pack of the colored putty and one of the white putty.

• Knead them together vigorously until the color is completely uniform with no white streaks.

• Roll it into a smooth sausage/cylinder shape roughly the length of the tray.

3. Load the Tray

• Place the putty roll evenly into the impression tray, curving it along the arch.

• Do not press it flat; leave enough depth for your teeth to sink into.

4. Insert and Push (Do Not Bite)

• Line up the tray centered over your teeth.

• Use your fingers/thumbs to push the tray straight up (for top teeth) or straight down (for bottom teeth) in one smooth, firm motion.

• Push deep enough so the putty wraps around the teeth and covers the gumline, but do not push so hard that your teeth touch the plastic bottom.

5. Hold Still (4 Minutes)

• Keep firm, steady pressure on the tray with your fingers.

• Do not bite down with the opposing jaw, and do not let the tray shift.

• Breathe through your nose and wait the full 4 minutes until the putty is firm and rubbery.

6. Gentle Removal

• Use your fingers to gently loosen the sides near the back molars first.

• Pull straight down (or up) to release suction. Avoid wiggling or twisting as it comes off.

• Rinse gently with cold water and let it air dry. Do not cut, trim, or remove the putty from the tray.

Checklist: What a Good Impression Looks Like

• Deep gumline visible: The putty extends clearly past the neck of every tooth into the gum margin.

• No plastic exposure: Teeth did not bite through the putty to hit the tray.

• Smooth surface: No air pockets, drag marks, double-bite shifts, or marble streaks in the putty.