Dental bite relator

Claim 1

A dental instrument for simultaneously taking an impression of prepared teeth and the bite registration thereof with respect to the arch quadrants opposing said prepared teeth comprising a pair of parallel laterally spaced apart, oppositely disposed elongated bite tray holders adapted to hold and support a bite tray therebetween, each of said bite tray holders having inner elongate faces provided with a longitudinally extending channel, said channels being open at each end and disposed in facing relation to receive a portion of a bite tray, an arcuate wire member fixed to and extending between complementary ends of the bite tray holders outwardly thereof for maintaining them in spaced apart, oppositely and complementarily disposed relation, said tray holders having outer faces and a one-piece handle member angularly projecting from and fixed to the outer face of one tray holder adjacent its end opposite the end connected to the other tray holder, said handle member having an inner end portion fixed to and projecting forwardly and only slightly angularly outwardly from its associated tray holder and having an outer end portion disposed at an acute angle to the inner end portion said handle member being a one-piece rod-like element with the outer end portion of the handle member being disposed substantially at a right angle to the inner end portion which is fixed to the associated tray holder at a slight obtuse angle thereto.