Porcelain Dental Restorations
Porcelain Dental Restorations
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This is placed in position (Fig. 184) and united Fig. 183 to the platinum on the lingual surface with a little ball of wax, such as is used in dental depots to retain the teeth upon the trays. It is then removed, the matrix being held in posi- tion by the wax. In order to remove this wax and retain the facing in its proper position, Taggart's inlay wax is melted over the joint (at 0) on the labial surface suflBcient to hold M Fig. 184 it firmly in position while the other wax is removed. The po...r- celain powder is now added to the back of the facing, after having thoroughly washed all saliva and blood, if any, from the work and wiped the facing with alcohol. This porcelain powder should be mixed with a saturated solution of corn- starch water, as this seems to form a better imion durmg the Digitized byVjOOQlC 132 PORCELAIN HOOD OR JACKET CROWN drying-out process, thus holding the facing in its proper relation when placed in the furnace. A bed of finely powdered silica placed upon the slab which is to carry the work keeps the crown in its position and does not in any way become part of the porcelain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is placed in position (Fig. 184) and united Fig. 183 to the platinum on the lingual surface with a little ball of wax, such as is used in dental depots to retain the teeth upon the trays. It is then removed, the matrix being held in posi- tion by the wax. In order to remove this wax and retain the facing in its proper position, Taggart's inlay wax is melted over the joint (at 0) on the labial surface suflBcient to hold M Fig. 184 it firmly in position while the other wax is removed. The po...r- celain powder is now added to the back of the facing, after having thoroughly washed all saliva and blood, if any, from the work and wiped the facing with alcohol. This porcelain powder should be mixed with a saturated solution of corn- starch water, as this seems to form a better imion durmg the Digitized byVjOOQlC 132 PORCELAIN HOOD OR JACKET CROWN drying-out process, thus holding the facing in its proper relation when placed in the furnace. A bed of finely powdered silica placed upon the slab which is to carry the work keeps the crown in its position and does not in any way become part of the porcelain.
What to read after Porcelain Dental Restorations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Capon, William Albert to read onlineMoreLess
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