Crown and bridge pillow storage box for dental restorations Overview A compact storage and transport box designed for crowns, veneers, and other dental restorations used in dental laboratories, clinics, and hospitals. The pillowstyle design secures restorations between two transparent membranes, keeping them clean, dry, and immobilized. Key benefits Secure storage and transport: Small locking buckles keep the box closed during transportation, protecting restorations from movement and damage. Clear visibility: Two transparent membranes hold the restoration in place while allowing full visual inspection without opening the box. Easy to clean: The box can be cleaned in a dishwasher for convenient reuse. Compact and portable: Small footprint makes it easy to carry between lab, clinic, and chairside locations. Versatile fit: Accommodates various sizes of crowns, bridges, and veneers. Features Pillowstyle chamber with two transparent films that fix restorations in a zeromotion area Sturdy construction for reliable protection during handling and transport Small locking buckles for secure closure Dishwashersafe for routine cleaning and sterilization workflows Compact size for convenient storage and transport Typical use scenarios Transporting a fabricated crown from the dental laboratory to the clinic while preventing movement and surface contamination Storing veneers between appointments to keep them clean, dry, and ready for placement Organizing multiple restorations in a laboratory workflow for inspection, delivery, or interim storage How to use Place the restoration between the two transparent membranes Close the pillow box and secure the locking buckles Clean the box in a dishwasher as needed for reuse Compatibility and performance Suitable for crowns, bridges, veneers, and similar dental restorations of various sizes Designed to maintain restoration position and visibility while reducing handling This storage box provides a practical, compact solution for protecting and presenting dental restorations during lab work, clinical transfers, and shortterm storage.