Beading and Boxing methods

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If you grind the first 4 threads or so off that thing in the pic your nuts will screw on faster (less but still enough threads to engage) and you can get them oriented more quickly to screw. (They will sit on the top just like in the pic but not engaging threads right away.) Also might wanna unscrew the posts from the bottom (reverse threads) and slather the threads with RED loctite so they NEVER come loose...
 
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CINDERELLA 4EVER!!!

 
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not quite. That is a brand new reline jig that has never seen a hammer.
Rofl
They are talking about pouring up the final impression by " boxing" or bordering the walls around the periphery of the pvs so that you capture the vesibules without locking the whole thing in stone.

Apparently they are still stuck in the '80s and are arguing over a useless method that went they way of most hair bands of that era.
How would you do it better? Gravity hasn't changed significantly.
I'm genuinely curious what method do you propose, since we can't (yet?) repeatably and reliably get good digitally acquired details of peripheral rolls and floppy or mobile tissue in wet mouths.
 
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Rofl

How would you do it better? Gravity hasn't changed significantly.
I'm genuinely curious what method do you propose, since we can't (yet?) repeatably and reliably get good digitally acquired details of peripheral rolls and floppy or mobile tissue in wet mouths.

Post #9 and #12
 
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not quite. That is a brand new reline jig that has never seen a hammer.

They are talking about pouring up the final impression by " boxing" or bordering the walls around the periphery of the pvs so that you capture the vesibules without locking the whole thing in stone.

Apparently they are still stuck in the '80s and are arguing over a useless method that went they way of most hair bands of that era.

Hey, Nothing wrong with the 80's! Sport jackets with the sleeves rolled up and tshirts, loafers with no socks, women with big hair.

 
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Hey, Nothing wrong with the 80's! Sport jackets with the sleeves rolled up and tshirts, loafers with no socks, women with big hair.



Wait, sorry! :oops: That's the band Poison, not 4 women with big hair. :rolleyes:
 
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Don't bother giving him socks for Christmas.
 
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Taken from signature dental studio, brian carson. Always willing to share! I hope...:Hello: bc.jpg
 
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no its magnet strips. Like come with your phone book etc
 
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I went an purchased wonderforms. But I have since boxed and beaded anything that is a final impression. Wax around periphery and boxing wax for pvs, two pour method for alginates. and inversion pour for primary impression models for trays diagnostics. If possible I will only use wonderfill in the tongue area....Waste a bit but hey it is easier than trying to recover all material. Still on my first bucket after about 150 impressions. Technique not important rather than just having the impression upside down while it sets up....Inversion pouring creates spaces of differing densities and according to Massad and his team, inversion pouring for final casts will cause repeated adjustments....I have to trust the pros. But more than those guys that is what was taught in school....Two pour or boxed and beaded for final impressions...
 
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