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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / November 2005PING: StovePipe
Contemporary Esthetics and Restoriative Practice Sept. 2005 issue pp 40 - 43 The 'immediate' monodont. That's not the name of the article, but that's the gist. -- W_B Take out the G'RBAGE wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com W_B a écrit : > Contemporary Esthetics and Restoriative Practice > Sept. 2005 issue [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Take out the G'RBAGE > wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com Thanks loads! I'll try to find that at the University this weekend,as we'll be doing our CPR re-training this weekend there. SP I can help out with this as well. I have done quite a few of them. Feel free to call me at home or on my cell if you want to discuss this. SM W_B a écrit : > Contemporary Esthetics and Restoriative Practice > Sept. 2005 issue [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Take out the G'RBAGE > wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com Thanks loads! I'll try to find that at the University this weekend,as we'll be doing our CPR re-training this weekend there. SP 3. Dr. Steve Nov 4, 4:50 pm show options Subject: Re: PING: StovePipe I can help out with this as well. I have done quite a few of them. Feel free to call me at home or on my cell if you want to discuss this. SM Thanks, loads. I know I can count on you.... Once I get the case back, I'll take a pic or two of the models and post them. In the meantime, I'm gonna have him in and change the MOD Am into Composite. I can do a wax-up and take an impression of that and make an acrylic matrix. Cheers SP What is the wax-up for? Swap out the amalgam for a composite. Then, take an alginate & pour the model. Make a vacuum formed clear template. Use the thin stuff. Cut the preparations on the model through the template. You will be able lo place the template in the mouth & repeat the preparation by cutting through the hobs in the template. Now you just make it on the model & deliver the case. SM > 3. Dr. Steve > Nov 4, 4:50 pm show options [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Cheers > SP 5. Dr. Steve 5 nov 14:28 afficher les options Groupes de discussion : sci.med.dentistry De : "Dr. Steve" <dr2str...@SPAM.com> - Rechercher les messages de cet auteur Date : Sat, 5 Nov 2005 14:28:39 -0500 Local : Sam 5 nov 2005 14:28 Objet : Re: PING: StovePipe Répondre | Répondre à l'auteur | Transférer | Imprimer | Message individuel | Afficher l'original | Signaler un cas d'utilisation abusive What is the wax-up for? Swap out the amalgam for a composite. Then, take an alginate & pour the model. Make a vacuum formed clear template. Use the thin stuff. Cut the preparations on the model through the template. You will be able lo place the template in the mouth & repeat the preparation by cutting through the hobs in the template. Now you just make it on the model & deliver the case. SM ==================== The wax up is to get the form of the pontic tooth, and its function with the antagonists. The canine on the other side is a quite worn (essentially flat) cuspide and the right one will have to mimic that. I could get some denture teeth and cut one down with the high speed and then polish it up with the SoFlex disks, but I was thinking of maybe making a lab polysiloxane lingual/incisal matrix of the waxup or denture tooth stuck on the model and forming it in composite material, with the MonoDont wires embedded. I'd stick that back on the model and make a VacuForm template of the whole thing.Then I would follow the EastFlex procedure on their web page: Put the template in the mouth, cut the preps through the template, take it off, etch/bond, fill with some composite, put the template with the MonoDont in it back on the teeth and zapp-o with the curing light. Thanks SP Please skip the wax-up. Take full arch impressions. Modify a denture tooth to fit. A will look better and hold up better than any composite. You will get the occlusion close on the model and finalize it in the mouth. You saw the internet presentation I did on how to do this a for years ago, right? Steve 5. Dr. Steve 5 nov 14:28 afficher les options Groupes de discussion : sci.med.dentistry De : "Dr. Steve" <dr2str...@SPAM.com> - Rechercher les messages de cet auteur Date : Sat, 5 Nov 2005 14:28:39 -0500 Local : Sam 5 nov 2005 14:28 Objet : Re: PING: StovePipe Répondre | Répondre à l'auteur | Transférer | Imprimer | Message individuel | Afficher l'original | Signaler un cas d'utilisation abusive What is the wax-up for? Swap out the amalgam for a composite. Then, take an alginate & pour the model. Make a vacuum formed clear template. Use the thin stuff. Cut the preparations on the model through the template. You will be able lo place the template in the mouth & repeat the preparation by cutting through the hobs in the template. Now you just make it on the model & deliver the case. SM ==================== The wax up is to get the form of the pontic tooth, and its function with the antagonists. The canine on the other side is a quite worn (essentially flat) cuspide and the right one will have to mimic that. I could get some denture teeth and cut one down with the high speed and then polish it up with the SoFlex disks, but I was thinking of maybe making a lab polysiloxane lingual/incisal matrix of the waxup or denture tooth stuck on the model and forming it in composite material, with the MonoDont wires embedded. I'd stick that back on the model and make a VacuForm template of the whole thing.Then I would follow the EastFlex procedure on their web page: Put the template in the mouth, cut the preps through the template, take it off, etch/bond, fill with some composite, put the template with the MonoDont in it back on the teeth and zapp-o with the curing light. Thanks SP 7. Dr. Steve 6 nov 07:03 afficher les options Groupes de discussion : sci.med.dentistry De : "Dr. Steve" <dr2str...@SPAM.com> - Rechercher les messages de cet auteur Date : Sun, 6 Nov 2005 07:03:13 -0500 Local : Dim 6 nov 2005 07:03 Objet : Re: PING: StovePipe Répondre | Répondre à l'auteur | Transférer | Imprimer | Message individuel | Afficher l'original | Signaler un cas d'utilisation abusive Please skip the wax-up. Take full arch impressions. Modify a denture tooth to fit. A will look better and hold up better than any composite. You will get the occlusion close on the model and finalize it in the mouth. You saw the internet presentation I did on how to do this a for years ago, right? Steve Yes, You sent it to me via email. I should go back and look at that. I'll find time to get the iBook out and connect it up to the PocketDrive soon. Thanks SP |
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