Laboratory Technique for F-Tx Prostheses Placing Analogs & Pouring Stone Models
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2024
- Pouring final impressions for the Zest Dental Solutions LOCATOR F-Tx Fixed Attachment System into stone models is done extremely easily and fast using analogs! This video demonstrates the impression coping technique and the F-Tx analogs used to fabricate a dental cast for the F-Tx bridge.
LOCATOR F-Tx is a simplified, time-saving solution for
full-arch restorations with no compromise to prosthesis
strength or esthetics. Optimized for efficiency and chair time
savings compared to conventional screw-retained systems,
LOCATOR F-Tx features a novel, “snap-in” attachment that
eliminates the need for sub-gingival cement or screw access
channels. LOCATOR F-Tx is the latest innovation from Zest
Dental Solutions expanding treatment options for the
edentulous patient-with less chair time and higher
patient satisfaction.
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Great job
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This is the perfect example of why you should allow the Laboratories to do the lab work.
I don't allow the dentist office to make the foundation that I need to produce a quality product.
need some more improvement
save yourself a major headache and always box your model ! your base will always break using the 2 step method.
Always give die stone some time before giving any shape you want at 15:20
Flat type of device :)
Why would you put an analog in the anterior for a denture, you really must piss off your technician when you do that. aesthetically you make it difficult for the technician as you then have to mask the metal when processing especially when I saw you having trouble trimming the anterior impression copping having little space you will have very little coverage off acrylic! Can we see the result in the mouth?