Easiest way to remove coe-soft from denture?

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What is the easiest/most efficient way to remove coe-soft from a denture?
 
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Put the denture in a container of cold water for a few minutes until softliner is more ridgid.

New burr with big teeth. New is more important. Want to cut, not heat.

you'll want mask, goggles, gloves, hair cover, suction, labcoat, it's flipping nasty.
 
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Don't forget copious amounts of cursing.
 
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Keystone makes a special lab for removing soft liners. It has s hollow barrel which the material flows into, then out of.
 
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Easiest way is to give it to the most junior tech or the one that is pissing you off the most that day
 
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find a spot where the reline is separated from the denture and start drooping monomer slowly for 10-15 min most of it will peel out .
f... the smell of the bur grinding that crap it is unbearable with 3 masks
 
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What is the easiest/most efficient way to remove coe-soft from a denture?
I use a combination of the stippler which holds 3 of the round burs,#25 razor ( careful) and Permaliner by protech kit comes with 3 cutter burs that remove what’s leftover easily, if it’s thin the latter works great by itself.
also keystone carries the Z bur which was made to remove silicone type materials.
 

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