Fastest way to make removables.

[stumpf]

Hello to all!

I'd like to ask you what is the fastest method to make a removable.

I'm thinking of Long therm provisional removables, NOT immediate removables!!!It's important.

Right now, in my laboratory we using this:

MERZ DENTAL

It's ok,but i want to find the fastest way to make removables.With this system we can make removables in 4-5 days. Is it possible?(I have a small laboratory with 3 employee)

It would be very important to be ready under 1-2 days even.

I'm wating for your advices,replies thanks very much.

All the best

 

[CYNOSURER]

I'm not sure the link showed what you wanted it to show.

Eclipse is fast. But not very production oriented though if you're trying to use the Enterra syatem and just the baseplate material.


What do you mean by provisional removable? Full? Partial? Flippers? Acrylic partials with wire clasps? Resin clasps like versacryl or Resilient (Eclipse)?

Valplast is fast.

 

[kcdt]

Are you using heat or cold process resin? Flask with gypsum or hydrocolloid?

 

[Denturist]

You might be able to use this technique, I have used it for all sorts of stuff including immediate dentures.
This is a cold cure process.

Half Flask processing technique.

 

[kcdt]

You might be able to use this technique, I have used it for all sorts of stuff including immediate dentures.
This is a cold cure process.

Thanks for sharing this again. If you're working with cold cure, this is probably the fastest producer.

 

[Denturist]

Your welcome.......
I use this technique for flippers and PDs..... as to full dentures I use the Ivocap injection system.

 

[stumpf]

Thanks very very much DENTURIST! you are very kind. You wrote cold cure process,but i read: i have to cure....

 

[kcdt]

Thanks very very much DENTURIST! you are very kind. You wrote cold cure process,but i read: i have to cure....

If you mean the "cure @20psi in a pressure pot". This is standard lab technique for these resins. Cold cure in the US means autopolymerizing.

 

[kcdt]

Your welcome.......
I use this technique for flippers and PDs..... as to full dentures I use the Ivocap injection system.

I also use this technique with Astron's Ultraflex material to make flexible flippers. Works great.

 

[altlab]

Mr. Denturist:
I read with interest your half-flask technique and I noticed you using a soft liner. Which one? Does it require a bonding agent? Thanks

 

[basler]

You might be able to use this technique, I have used it for all sorts of stuff including immediate dentures.
This is a cold cure process.

Half Flask processing technique.

Anyone with a link of the PDF for this technique?

 

[JMN]

Anyone with a link of the PDF for this technique?

Here's the post with the link:

Cold cure techniques for relines, RPDs, and night guards

TheLabGuy was kind enough to host the file again for me so it should be available in a couple days. Thank you again Rob for your help in this.....:Hello:Denturist, again, thank you. We can never have too many methods available to choose from as situations dictate. @TheLabGuy this is really...

dentallabnetwork.com

One of those zombie threads that comes back to life every few years.
Edit: Just checked, The Lab Guy is still hosting it, the link is still live.

 

[FASTFNGR]

Hello to all!

I'd like to ask you what is the fastest method to make a removable.

I'm thinking of Long therm provisional removables, NOT immediate removables!!!It's important.

Right now, in my laboratory we using this:

MERZ DENTAL

It's ok,but i want to find the fastest way to make removables.With this system we can make removables in 4-5 days. Is it possible?(I have a small laboratory with 3 employee)

It would be very important to be ready under 1-2 days even.

I'm wating for your advices,replies thanks very much.

All the best

I have been using GC MICROWAVE HEAT cured, from start to finish in 2 hours with set up.