Anyone have photos comparing glazed crowns with Lustre Paste glazed crowns

[RJS8669]

I thought brad jones was in idaho? did he move?

You're right. All those western states run together for me. Kinda like Canada...

 

[RileyS]

Take it back!!!!

You're right. All those western states run together for me. Kinda like Canada...

 

[RJS8669]

Take it back!!!!


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You say Utah, I say Idaho
You say Wyoming, I say Montana
You say Alberta, I say Quebec
Let's call the whole thing off...

 

[CoolHandLuke]

it is going to break my heart if the doc inserts those lowers Al, and grinds on a cusp cause it needs that extra .000000001 clearance

 

[rkm rdt]

Thanks. Better yet, if you have an actual tooth...
I told my boss about Lustre Paste, and I wanted to
show him. (I already contacted the rep., and she wanted to make an appointment to come in. This is a new job, and I'm just a grunt at the lab.

 

[MasterCeramist]

You should try insync glaze from Jensen. It is better than lustre glaze. Easier to work with

Can you use the insync on pfms also?

 

[PJR]

Yes I use it on everything

 

[foxmulder]

Here it is glazed
Pressed in HT BL3 and BL4 and Luster Paste
I bake for color and one for final glaze.

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Those stub poles coming out of the teeth to give you an achor point, how can I get that on a metallic coping so I have something to hold when applying ceramic?

Thank-you =)

 

[desertfox384]

Those stub poles coming out of the teeth to give you an achor point, how can I get that on a metallic coping so I have something to hold when applying ceramic?

Thank-you =)

Put one on in wax on the lingual collar.. If you don't have a lingual collar place one on the lingual and just polish it smooth at the end.

 

[foxmulder]

Put one on in wax on the lingual collar.. If you don't have a lingual collar place one on the lingual and just polish it smooth at the end.

At this point I would like to go ahead and thank-you for that helpful information! =)