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Guys, I need a lot of help, sep by step.
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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew Priddy" data-source="post: 195720" data-attributes="member: 12977"><p>if it were me, I would customize stock abutments...</p><p>wax/ acrylic/ and then cast a frame over that with screw access holes in it (cement it all together when finished) but still have it as a screw retained arch. (so it can be removed without destroying it)</p><p>the benefits for you are... the abutments are easier to get ahold of, CAD/CAM not so much.</p><p>the abutments are salvageable and re-usable if the cast frame warps/ fails.</p><p></p><p>do the frame in an acrylic supported structure, and try it all in before you cast it... make a putty matrix of it first so you can replicate it quickly if you have a failure (power or otherwise)</p><p></p><p>do several tryins along the way.. a total remake would be quite costly to redo in your situation</p><p></p><p>also, you can use silicone (bathtub caulk) for your tissue, as I am quite sure you can't easily get ahold of materials we take for granted.</p><p></p><p>gotta say, tons of respect go out to you in this situation. I really hope you post pics along the way, I'm anxious to see how it goes</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andrew Priddy, post: 195720, member: 12977"] if it were me, I would customize stock abutments... wax/ acrylic/ and then cast a frame over that with screw access holes in it (cement it all together when finished) but still have it as a screw retained arch. (so it can be removed without destroying it) the benefits for you are... the abutments are easier to get ahold of, CAD/CAM not so much. the abutments are salvageable and re-usable if the cast frame warps/ fails. do the frame in an acrylic supported structure, and try it all in before you cast it... make a putty matrix of it first so you can replicate it quickly if you have a failure (power or otherwise) do several tryins along the way.. a total remake would be quite costly to redo in your situation also, you can use silicone (bathtub caulk) for your tissue, as I am quite sure you can't easily get ahold of materials we take for granted. gotta say, tons of respect go out to you in this situation. I really hope you post pics along the way, I'm anxious to see how it goes [/QUOTE]
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