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<blockquote data-quote="dmonwaxa" data-source="post: 41066" data-attributes="member: 927"><p>Al., I know you know the stress levels that are experienced with large cases like this. Sinc the bridge was stripped manually; ie. the material was ground away and sandblasted no warpage was observed. The fmk went through about 6 purge cycles before all that muck disappeared. I believe the careful and time consuming preparation of the FMK paid off, I experienced no cracking or bubbling of the porcelain during it's processing. As you stated in one of your posts any pitting in the metal had to be removed to avoid bubbling. I also slow cooled the bakes to avoid any cracking.</p><p></p><p>Colin, its funny you should ask if it was made out of country, what would make you ask that? I believe it was done by a foreign tech though. This was the first case I did for the practice and the associate doc thought I charged too much. I think it would have been easier remaking than the reworking.</p><p></p><p>araucaria, composite was out of the question for the patient.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dmonwaxa, post: 41066, member: 927"] Al., I know you know the stress levels that are experienced with large cases like this. Sinc the bridge was stripped manually; ie. the material was ground away and sandblasted no warpage was observed. The fmk went through about 6 purge cycles before all that muck disappeared. I believe the careful and time consuming preparation of the FMK paid off, I experienced no cracking or bubbling of the porcelain during it's processing. As you stated in one of your posts any pitting in the metal had to be removed to avoid bubbling. I also slow cooled the bakes to avoid any cracking. Colin, its funny you should ask if it was made out of country, what would make you ask that? I believe it was done by a foreign tech though. This was the first case I did for the practice and the associate doc thought I charged too much. I think it would have been easier remaking than the reworking. araucaria, composite was out of the question for the patient. [/QUOTE]
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