Adi
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Look at the model work there is no mistaking it.Are you sure you are the same technician that posted before? You have definitely improved your technique.
Wow Mr. Eagle Eyes! Took me a couple looks to find it.Your distal contact on the first photo will need to be adjusted in mouth. Looks like you broke the contact tooth off.
I was C+B model tech for a long while. Besides look at these loops 0.0Wow Mr. Eagle Eyes! Took me a couple looks to find it.
Did that on purpose,Your distal contact on the first photo will need to be adjusted in mouth. Looks like you broke the contact tooth off.
Wow! Dude you've come a long way. I can only imagine what you could accomplish in another enviroment. The area is lucky to have you accomplishing this with the limits there.Some of you guys know from previous posts the kind of difficulties I face in learning implant work , so, here's where I reached after some studying, thanks to you after God.
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You did it man, thank yourself. Only thing I'd warn you on, there's some porc lapping over the metal on the 4th pic. Not enough to be in a bad spot, but it could interfere with seating if it went farther. Not a problem, just wanted to make sure you knew it could be.Means a lot to me JMN, thanks
Dude! I thought I MacGyvered stuff!No abutment, just transfers adjusted using my ' crisis ' milling machine View attachment 21587
Is that silicone duplication gel in the implant areas or something else entirely?View attachment 21588 View attachment 21589 View attachment 21591 View attachment 21592 Silicon for the soft tissue is too liquid, guess it wasn't made for implant use, the only choice I could find, the last one on shelf .
This is how I managed deal with it
Yep, that's silicone duplcation material.