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Good question! They usually want them so that there is no occlusal interference, since they are usually go behind the most terminal tooth, they don't have to cross over the occlusion like Adams and ball clasps do, allow the teeth to settle into place.

I did! it was very sweet! I'm sure your sister loved it!

Thank you very much ​@@RetainerDesigner

​@@RetainerDesignerone more assignment please type in " Consider the lilies of the field" by Sandra Schmidt it has a picture of yellow lilies please check out her singing. It's my sister singing that recording was done two months before she passed

I believe the laser welder that @szaradentallab is using is an Orion sold by sunstone. I know some of this models have a screen on them but not sure if they come with a video out. But good to know the Dice one from Greatlakes has one!

You make a great point! this will be a technology that will have to fit someone's lab and its situation perfectly. Brings me back to when 3D printing started hitting our industry, at that time us small labs sat back and watched the "Whales" in our industry (The larger Ortho Lab) be the first to buy the first 3D printers. Then the 3D printer prices started coming down in price for us smaller labs to dip our toe in. This technology is and echo of that, but i believe more smaller labs will be quicker to embrace and make the investment. But like you said, if you don't do your homework first, it could sink your lab!

@@RetainerDesigner I would be in 100% if it were $10,000 for the machine and 1000 for software a year that’s where it should be just saying - they have no competition that’s the issue -love your videos. Stay up.!

Thank you

I will definitely record it, I been wanting to dig into it, and see what is there!

Nice! I hope it is just the toggle! It will be nice to have 2 pressure pots going at once!

Hello!! Sorry no live stream lately, been sick and/or busy lol!

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So Glad to hear it!!!

Of Course!!!😁

I need to learn to do both!

yes! absolutely! There are a few 3D printers (Stratasys and Envisiontec they have resin you do not need separator) but a majority of 3D printer resins you will need a good separator (Basically and acrylic to acrylic separator.)

I couldn't help but use it when I heard it!

Good question. The EasyRx 3D Automated Services($125/mo) - you get 50 Scans Per Month , anything over 50 is $1.36/ scan

Thank you for the heads up! Yall.will for sure be with me during my journey with 3D printing splints!

You want me to show how I straighten those size wires?

Yes would love to see it, the question is - can he do it?

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I believe it is just under $100K

That is called "Sticky Wax" I get it from here: www.jbcandcompany.com/shopexd.asp?id=718&bc=no

Welcome!

Yes! That is what I used to do, I used the "Jump Solder" Technique, having a hydroflame helped!

Really?!?! I wonder why too?

Thats true! but i find its easier to wax into place if I can hold the wire in place with a handle :)

They were real!! They were drop shipped to my lab from the patient! Even came with a certificate and everything! Could not believe it, and it made me nervous 😬

It is a Great Lakes Ortho Model holder, I got it from Www.greatlakesdentaltech.com

​@@RetainerDesigner...thanks ...saludos desde Chile

JBC orthodontics is where I get mine!

Thanks! Same as April I get all my monomers and polymers from www.jbcandcompany.com

Oh! Which part are you talking about? The model separator?

You use glue over separating medium???? I had no idea you could do that?

I just read this part after I replied to last comment 😂 I want to try this emlwrs glue thing, it probably works the same!

In removable appliances it doesn't matter, but since the fixed appliance have to have the arrow pointing to the back of the throat I usually just follow the same rule with removable appliances