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yes. I use a NextDent Lc-3dPrint box curing unit. My gingival material list cure time at 4minutes, comes out very hard. I cure for 1minute and it is soft but still cured. not sure about ottoflash flashes. play around with reducing number of flashes and see what you like.

Have you tried lower cure time? I cure keymask for only 1 minute and it is very soft

Thanks. I like the additional pour and scan. Gonna def do that.

So I have a case #7 implant with #6 crown. very tight interproximal to each other. How do you all deal with gingival mask? Try and apply pre-pour up like usual, or do after stone cures. I'm inclined to do normally, prior to pouring, but would like to see if I'm missing a technique.

Looking for any help on a source were I can send an Encode scan and receive STL file with gingiva so I can print at my lab. Really dont want to spend 30$ for a model , would rather pay smaller fee just to have it unlocked for me. when I can just plug into our workflow here. Thanks!

Ive seen some about curing in glycerine. Thanks for info! Will def look into it.

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What is the benefit of nitrogen during cure?

So we have our Asiga Max all set up and ready to print. Finding out the asiga flash cure will only do model and mask material. Zahn is pushing Otoflash for like 4,000 ish i believe. We want to be able to cure a broad spectrum of materials: models, nightguards, aligners, dentures etc. Currently...

From the smell , I believe the bonder is just a thicker more "aggressive" monomer if that makes sense. It seems to really "melt" the surface . I use American dental supply's bonder. Manufactured in USA and my home state of PA.

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Have a rx for flipper with new shade plus 66. One shade guide I don't seem to have. Can anyone give me a vita or bioform conversion. Thanks! You'all the best!

Do you use sintering beads? when we had this issue we would change out old beads. However we only use broken up pieces of old zirconia pucks now and haven't had this issue since.

That old orange acrylic comes in handy when you're repairing an old orange denture

After many trials I have found Excel Formula repair material by St George technologies to be my hands done favorite. to be clear, I only use repair materials for salt and pepper flippers and repairs. I dont use for partials or full dentures. I love the way it handles and its strength...

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When adding heat with a hot air welder to older valplast I get instant bubbles. Duraflex and unbreakable don't have this prob. Anyone know what I'm doing wrong and how you add tooth to existing valplast?

So besides Ivocap what other acrylic injection units are there. I haven't paid attention since my success has Been so " successful" for me.

ugh ......... no I Didn't. I didn't realize it was discontinued. Bought it back in like 1999 and still going. Good ol' 2020 at it again.

So I have an old Success injection unit that works great for all my acrylic needs and for flexibles like iflex, DuraFlex and Acetal. I like using TCS unbreakable but work arounds to get to inject with success is a royal pain. I am not looking to spend 3,000$ at this moment for a injection unit ...