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3M Impregum Penta is a range of polyether impression materials designed for detailed reproduction of the teeth and mouth. Impregum dental impression material comes in a variety of preparation speeds and consistencies for different procedural needs. It has been Kent Express’ best-selling polyether material for several years.
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