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I don't know if she is working at their central location but I do know every office is different with technicians of different skill levels. There are techs with very little training that have all sorts of problems and there are experienced techs like myself that are treated with respect and...

I sold my lab and took a job with Aspen. It's a pretty good gig- for someone who knows what they're doing. I don't know much about Affordable.

Where are you located? I'm looking for a good frame lab.

Ice scraper works very well.

If you are talking about standard dentures, the impression and beeswax bite are taken in the a.m., teeth are set and processed with no try-in, case is delivered in p.m.

Sold my lab recently, now we are moving to the Northeast. I've been in the business over 30 years, and I do everything from flippers to Hybrids. I ran a dental office as well as a commercial lab. I'm looking to find a place to settle and continue to do what I love.

Then the standard reply "Do the best you can"

Tom Zaleske has a video on the Wonderfill method.

I bought a used Triad unit and it seems to work just fine.

I always try to picture the fingernail emerging from the skin as far as carving the gingival margin.

Come on! You're just starting to hit your stride!

I have the perfect compressor for you. It's California Air Tools model #9010D. I got it 3 months ago- it's small, quiet, runs everything in my denture lab easily. I ordered it through Home Depot.

Good points all. We've had 2 denture labs in the area sell for about 250-300k in the last 10 years and their numbers were similar to mine. It's just time to wind things down, I am turning 65 this year. I don't mind staying for the transition.

I do have 2 employees and I am certainly willing to throw them into the deal. The valuation might be a little tricky though.

Has anyone had experience in placing a value on assets in the dental lab? Used equipment, consumables etc. Preparing to sell my lab and this is one of the many steps I need to take towards that end. Any help is appreciated!

I took Tom's course in Orlando and I learned a lot. I recommend it to anyone who wants to up their game in removable.

Thanks for the info, guys!

Yes, it's an Astron clearsplint.

We made a Clearsplint night guard recently, it came back because the pt. had an allergic reaction to the material. Any recommendation for another material we could use?