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E.max Lateral over Zir Abutment. Crackline help....
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<blockquote data-quote="TheLabGuy" data-source="post: 49270" data-attributes="member: 126"><p>My technique takes another couple firings, but what I do is build your crown like normal. Then when you're done finishing it, I cut a line in it using my highspeed using a 34 inverted cone, holding it on a slant. Don't cut a perfect straight line unless others are perfectly straight, but cut it deep. Then use whatever stain (white, crackliner, brown, etc...) you would normally use during glazing but put that in your crack - then fire. Once fired, then you need to make your stain line thinner, so under the scope use your 34 inverted cone again and very carefully start from the outside and work to make your crack line very thin, then add your dentin/incisal and fire. Glaze and you're done. That's the best way I've found, the wet technique is another way but I end up accidentally grinding it off during finishing sometimes. Would love to hear other techniques, great question.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheLabGuy, post: 49270, member: 126"] My technique takes another couple firings, but what I do is build your crown like normal. Then when you're done finishing it, I cut a line in it using my highspeed using a 34 inverted cone, holding it on a slant. Don't cut a perfect straight line unless others are perfectly straight, but cut it deep. Then use whatever stain (white, crackliner, brown, etc...) you would normally use during glazing but put that in your crack - then fire. Once fired, then you need to make your stain line thinner, so under the scope use your 34 inverted cone again and very carefully start from the outside and work to make your crack line very thin, then add your dentin/incisal and fire. Glaze and you're done. That's the best way I've found, the wet technique is another way but I end up accidentally grinding it off during finishing sometimes. Would love to hear other techniques, great question. [/QUOTE]
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