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<blockquote data-quote="denturist-student" data-source="post: 244738" data-attributes="member: 5492"><p>I keep a stock of Hareaus Kultzer Arctic 8s for insurance and economy work. Then for intermediate work I will use a Candulour or Ivostar....For top end work I switch to either Ivoclar or Vita....Sometimes I will mix and match...People really like the Ivoclar and I might just go like Doris A and provide Ivostar and Bluelines with Phonares for the upper end lines.... </p><p></p><p>I have tried a lot of different posteriors mostly as a replacement for zero degree tooth lines...Did a bunch of Dr. French porcelain 0 degree against Meyerson Cutter bars but have switched a few cases to the centric line from Dr. French and they seem to be working out quite well....Since average age of my patients in the mobile practise is 90 I favor the cutter bars for men and Dr. French centric lines for women....I do not set them up to a flat plane but rather setup on a 20 degree curve for maintaining working and balancing...the advanced age of those I have been getting need something simple to handle and also something that works easily....I have remade so many normally setup teeth with alternative occlusions...by far the most successful setup I have done is the Linguoform uppers against Bioform zero degree lowers... I set them up with a lingualized occlusion and set the lowers using a 20 degree curve...that works out quite well...The monoplane lower teeth help reduce the lateral dislodging forces and are much easier for elderly and those with muscular control problems to handle...that in combination with the lingualized uppers make for easy chewing of foods.....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="denturist-student, post: 244738, member: 5492"] I keep a stock of Hareaus Kultzer Arctic 8s for insurance and economy work. Then for intermediate work I will use a Candulour or Ivostar....For top end work I switch to either Ivoclar or Vita....Sometimes I will mix and match...People really like the Ivoclar and I might just go like Doris A and provide Ivostar and Bluelines with Phonares for the upper end lines.... I have tried a lot of different posteriors mostly as a replacement for zero degree tooth lines...Did a bunch of Dr. French porcelain 0 degree against Meyerson Cutter bars but have switched a few cases to the centric line from Dr. French and they seem to be working out quite well....Since average age of my patients in the mobile practise is 90 I favor the cutter bars for men and Dr. French centric lines for women....I do not set them up to a flat plane but rather setup on a 20 degree curve for maintaining working and balancing...the advanced age of those I have been getting need something simple to handle and also something that works easily....I have remade so many normally setup teeth with alternative occlusions...by far the most successful setup I have done is the Linguoform uppers against Bioform zero degree lowers... I set them up with a lingualized occlusion and set the lowers using a 20 degree curve...that works out quite well...The monoplane lower teeth help reduce the lateral dislodging forces and are much easier for elderly and those with muscular control problems to handle...that in combination with the lingualized uppers make for easy chewing of foods..... [/QUOTE]
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