Essentials of Orthodontia, With Especial Reference to Nomenclature, Including An Outlined Course in Practical Technics for Students
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45). Then break away the labial section, using the impression remover (Fig. 46). Next break the two buccal sections away, using the impression remover as before.
With the special impression remover (Fig. 47), gently loosen the lingual section, and if the tray has been forced well into position and care been exercised there should be only four pieces of the impression to assemble (Figs. 48 and 49), al- though more pieces than this should occasion no regrets. The assembling of the impression shou...ld be done outside the tray, Fig. 43.
unless the impression is badly broken, when it is advisable to use the tray, as this will aid in assembling the small frag- ments, preventing loss of the fine serrations, which would otherwise happen with frequent handling. The united parts should be held by means of melted wax flowed over the outside of the impression.
IMPORTANCE OF GOOD MODELS It is of the utmost importance that the models shall be as nearly perfect as possible, and it is impossible to get perfect models without first securing good impressions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
45). Then break away the labial section, using the impression remover (Fig. 46). Next break the two buccal sections away, using the impression remover as before.
With the special impression remover (Fig. 47), gently loosen the lingual section, and if the tray has been forced well into position and care been exercised there should be only four pieces of the impression to assemble (Figs. 48 and 49), al- though more pieces than this should occasion no regrets. The assembling of the impression shou...ld be done outside the tray, Fig. 43.
unless the impression is badly broken, when it is advisable to use the tray, as this will aid in assembling the small frag- ments, preventing loss of the fine serrations, which would otherwise happen with frequent handling. The united parts should be held by means of melted wax flowed over the outside of the impression.
IMPORTANCE OF GOOD MODELS It is of the utmost importance that the models shall be as nearly perfect as possible, and it is impossible to get perfect models without first securing good impressions.
What to read after Essentials of Orthodontia, With Especial Reference to Nomenclature, Including An Outlined Course in Practical Technics for Students?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dalton, Van Broadus, B. 1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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