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Dr T has been saying this for years.I wouldn't be concerned. I learned it from a well known DDS that uses Hydrocast in this fashion.
Dr T has been saying this for years.
Microwave in a dish of water. It'll sterilize inside and out.People need backup dentures, I know a lady with 4 sets. I would say use a diluted bleach solution bleach overnight, then thoroughly clean, and store in water. There will always be bacteria.
That would be metal contraction causing the crack, they are talking about complete acrylic.I can speak from experience here... I used to leave an account's cases outside overnight for them to get first thing in the morning. I had left a chrome partial (new case) out in about zero deg. temps. When they opened it had stress fracture like cracks throughout the acrylic saddles... REMAKE. Lesson learned and now shared.
That would be metal contraction causing the crack, they are talking about complete acrylic.
"Soon"?soon we can forget about situations like this. pt will be able to 3dprint a full set in an hour at home and dispose of them at the end of the day.
In proportion to the last 40,000 years."Soon"?
What wattage is your oven and how long is long enough? Is there a minimum temp/time component? Fullly boiling for 10 minutes maybe? I need to get into this newfangled microwave wave.Microwave in a dish of water. It'll sterilize inside and out.
That is a recommended protocol for dealing with candidiasis.
After that, heat seal bag with distilled water.
Really? I had played with some of RepRap Mendel outputs and found them to be. Maybe I didn't leave them in water long enough.FDM prints are not watertight with the current technology...
Really? I had played with some of RepRap Mendel outputs and found them to be. Maybe I didn't leave them in water long enough.
Hmm. Wonder what the acetone wipe down trick (a la Ben Heck) would do for that. Smoothes out the bumps before sanding for parts that need to slide against each other.Might look watertight under little or no pressure, played with a printed garden hose nozzle a while back and it did sweat about the same amount of what it sprayed... Not that it would compromise strength though, but all those voids between the layers (noodles) would be a perfect breading ground for bacteria in an oral environment... I've read that there are experiments with an epoxy sealant infusion...dunno when is going to be commercially available...
There are some studies. I think I have them on my laptop. I'll dig them out.What wattage is your oven and how long is long enough? Is there a minimum temp/time component? Fullly boiling for 10 minutes maybe? I need to get into this newfangled microwave wave.
WoooooooooHooooooo!! YeeeHaw! I love facts. Thank You very very much. I'll take any information you're willing to give. I want to be able to understand *why*, so I can be better at this. Replication of results is where I am. I want to be at replication of knowledge. (And I'm too poor to buy anything good to read on any facet of this right now.)There are some studies. I think I have them on my laptop. I'll dig them out.