Wax Try-In: What to Check and What to Tell Us
A wax try-in is the last point a denture can change cheaply. What to verify, in what order, and how to write…
Read articleTechnique notes, material comparisons, and lab-side guidance from the technicians building your restorations.
A wax try-in is the last point a denture can change cheaply. What to verify, in what order, and how to write…
Read articleA Duraflex partial is polyolefin and Valplast is nylon. What that changes for adjusting, polishing, adding a tooth and staining.
Read articleA Ti base abutment moves the failure point to the bond. The cement data, why base height matters, and whether it codes…
Read articleMini implants shift the load onto the denture. Prosthetic space, housing pickup, base fracture and attachment wear, with the CDT codes.
Read articleAn NTI night guard has real RCT support and documented complications. The evidence, the follow-up it needs, and how we build one.…
Read articleThe case becomes a file instead of a model. What that changes, and the two places it does not help at all.
Read articleA reline fixes a ridge that changed. It cannot fix a denture that was wrong at delivery.
Read articleTwo materials, two failure modes. The opposing arch decides it more often than cost does.
Read articleThe only complete denture made without seeing the ridge it will sit on. What decides whether delivery day is short or long.
Read articleThree possible prostheses, and the choice is made before anyone takes an impression. What decides it, from the lab side.
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