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Help! Where to buy TCS Unbreakable disc?
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<blockquote data-quote="bigj1972" data-source="post: 356221" data-attributes="member: 811"><p>I still think injection is the way to go though. Adding material to teeth is easier than adding teeth to my material. A lot of times companies just want to jump on the bandwagon, hence creating those discs. I don't think they really know how you're supposed to add teeth to it. For unbreakable or iFlex, if you're dead set on a milled only, I would try to do the sockets with some form of post or hook system. Unbreakable would probably be better for longevity. Think how mechanical retention works with a diatoric, and then just try to mill that bar support system into the base. You'll have to cut more of the denture tooth to make room for the selfcure you're going to squish around those bars. I think that's going to be a more satisfactory and fixable approach then to try to make a metal framework replacement with those materials. Especially for a quick repair in the future.</p><p>It's the same problem I see with guys milling VisiClear or Acetal partial frameworks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigj1972, post: 356221, member: 811"] I still think injection is the way to go though. Adding material to teeth is easier than adding teeth to my material. A lot of times companies just want to jump on the bandwagon, hence creating those discs. I don't think they really know how you're supposed to add teeth to it. For unbreakable or iFlex, if you're dead set on a milled only, I would try to do the sockets with some form of post or hook system. Unbreakable would probably be better for longevity. Think how mechanical retention works with a diatoric, and then just try to mill that bar support system into the base. You'll have to cut more of the denture tooth to make room for the selfcure you're going to squish around those bars. I think that's going to be a more satisfactory and fixable approach then to try to make a metal framework replacement with those materials. Especially for a quick repair in the future. It's the same problem I see with guys milling VisiClear or Acetal partial frameworks. [/QUOTE]
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