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This is a nonstarter for an individual restoration! Make sure you get an impression with a hexed coping. Cool Hand is correct, it seems the analog is not the right size to the impression post.

As mentioned above, Asiga is one and it is widely used in Labs. I myself have an Asiga Max and it has been working well for almost three years, now.

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We use it almost exclusively, when asked to do e.max monolithic, especially in the anterior segment. Its 'quick and easy'... Especially when designing it digitally and milling it in wax. We tried printing, but I didn't like the result. As I understand it, it is a blend of LT, MT and HT. LT for...

One month should not be a problem. I'd probably put it in the ultrasound with peroxide, to kill of the bacterias...

Don't know, but 10º, maybe?

The 'problem' with ASC and 3mm GH is more technical, than anything else. The screw head stays at the same hight, but if you add 3mm before you actually can start to angulate the screwdriver, you end up with almost to no angle. Hope this makes sense. But yes, Truabutment is also my goto place...

My understanding is that it is the same material, just repackaged (cheap carton vs elaborated plastic tube and only 4/box). I mostly use the multi ingots, which they don't sell (yet?). But I have bought the MT line from them. The same goes for the zirconias. It is a copy cat of the Ivoclar...

Hey Riley I use these bases on most of my printed models. They come in different shapes and sizes: https://www.metadental.com/store/p20/sbase-bu1.html (I buy the 'bare' ones) I usually don't retract the analogs from the model once it is articulated, except if I recycle them. So, in your case...

Google: prep guide for all ceramic Plenty of info available there.

Thank you. I meant links to the FDA ruling, but I see it was followed up above.

Interesting... Do you have a link, or so? Thanks for the info/follow up!

I am referring to the FDA registration. Keystone is not involved in that, except they won't sell me parts form their new line. I get my parts from Keystone directly. Client is involved with Keystone and would not use 3rd party parts. Also, Keystone is one of the companies you can not find...

My understanding is that 'only' new registries are affected. I can get Keystone parts, all day long, except for their most recent products (Keystone is the company that does not sell me parts for their new line of implants/abutments, unless I get registered).

Gracias!!! That is next on our plan!

Sayulita, Nayarit. After visiting family, as I would put it, a well deserved break! :cool:

Agree! Especially as a ‘chelada’ on the Mexican pacific coast… 😄

Salud

Besides @Cleo, there are a couple places out there offering the service. One of them is Argen, for example. I am pretty sure that you will find local labs too.

This! Or, maybe a bad batch, wrong program, sintering furnace acting up, power failure etc etc. I'd contact Argen, too.