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Well reading the manual says to not apply the glaze paste and the effects at the same time. So for me that's an extra firing for the paste. Not using the spray,
I don't know about the self glazing. In my short time with the kit. I would say that you need to fire some glaze on it.
I guess it depends on how you condition the crown before. I know in the webinar they say not to sand blast. I tried just steaming and I tried running in the ultrasonic but I find that any area I did adjust on the color would not really stick. It would sort of puddle around the adjust area. I found that sandblasting very lightly and then a steam clean worked to get around that.
For now I'm still playing around with the kit.
I don't know about the self glazing. In my short time with the kit. I would say that you need to fire some glaze on it.
I guess it depends on how you condition the crown before. I know in the webinar they say not to sand blast. I tried just steaming and I tried running in the ultrasonic but I find that any area I did adjust on the color would not really stick. It would sort of puddle around the adjust area. I found that sandblasting very lightly and then a steam clean worked to get around that.
For now I'm still playing around with the kit.
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We have a website that we are adding to regularly as we build libraries of webinars, presentations, ebooks, etc. that MiYO users have access to....so far, the comments about this form of training/education has been very positive but we will be doing more live webinars and education as we continue to ramp up the market.
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When you buy the system, they send you a link (MiYO member log-in Jensen website) to 3 Training videos, and 2 Instructional videos, Quick Start guide, and a 20 page pdf Instructional book. I've watched most of them once, but now just mainly by trial and error in my own hands, and what I'm seeing.
For now, I'm not doing anything major as far as anterior razzle-dazzle with the system but just simple anterior staining and posterior staining, occlusal ridge and contact add ons with the structure paste etc.
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For now, I'm not doing anything major as far as anterior razzle-dazzle with the system but just simple anterior staining and posterior staining, occlusal ridge and contact add ons with the structure paste etc.
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James mentions in the webinars that he does not sandblast because some credible studies have shown it weakens the zr strength. But it is a personal preference. It is the easiest way to break the surface tension but using a low viscosity layer of insync glaze before applying miyo does a good job of reducing tension. And you can get a crown colored and glazed in one bake this way. Lumin color saved my butt again today. Sintered a zr crown as A2 but was supposed to be A1. One layer of lumin fixed it. Booyah!
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For the recommendation of not sandblasting the surface, you can always use a Kleenex with some of the porcelain laying in the bottom of your porc build up drawer. Otherwise, put a little normal pfm/emax etc porc on a pallet and dab your Kleenex into some water, pick some of the porc. up with the Kleenex, and scrub the surface then steam clean it, will take care of the surface tension. It's a lot cheaper than using InSync glaze paste.
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