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<blockquote data-quote="TLA" data-source="post: 21454" data-attributes="member: 1755"><p>For what it's worth, Mr. Wilson's technique is the best choice for this. Barring the fact that you may not have access to all the materials, I'd at least recommend milled abutments (2degree tapers) and have the Dr. cement with temp cut 1/2 and 1/2 with vaseline for retrievability. Anyone ever try to screw/unscrew those tiny lingual set screws, especially accessing from the lingual/maxillary? I have... you practically have to stand the patient upside down to get to them! If you want 'lingual screws', then go with tube and screws from AI...case like this doesn't need but 1 or maybe even 2 if you have the room (i.e. open bite!). Lay them in the interproximals so the Dr. can play with his screws from the incisal edges. At least they're not in the midline and coming out in the vestibules like my last case!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TLA, post: 21454, member: 1755"] For what it's worth, Mr. Wilson's technique is the best choice for this. Barring the fact that you may not have access to all the materials, I'd at least recommend milled abutments (2degree tapers) and have the Dr. cement with temp cut 1/2 and 1/2 with vaseline for retrievability. Anyone ever try to screw/unscrew those tiny lingual set screws, especially accessing from the lingual/maxillary? I have... you practically have to stand the patient upside down to get to them! If you want 'lingual screws', then go with tube and screws from AI...case like this doesn't need but 1 or maybe even 2 if you have the room (i.e. open bite!). Lay them in the interproximals so the Dr. can play with his screws from the incisal edges. At least they're not in the midline and coming out in the vestibules like my last case! [/QUOTE]
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