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I still do probably 80% of my upper second molars in gold, and a surprisingly high percentage of lower seconds and even first molars in gold.
However, I must confess that I have usually "taken what the lab has given me" as long as it is a major vendor alloy and it is high noble with a decent percentage of actual gold for the warm yellow.
Apparently, I am very unscientific and "un-exacting" about my requirements for alloys, which is contrary to pretty much EVERYTHING else I do.
I think I was taught that a Type III is the safe choice, but I have notes from gold focused CE I have taken to look at the Argen 77 and Jensen JRVT 77 (R.V. Tucker... woot!) is best for anything under a short span bridge. Wouldn't those be Type II gold?
However, I must confess that I have usually "taken what the lab has given me" as long as it is a major vendor alloy and it is high noble with a decent percentage of actual gold for the warm yellow.
Apparently, I am very unscientific and "un-exacting" about my requirements for alloys, which is contrary to pretty much EVERYTHING else I do.
I think I was taught that a Type III is the safe choice, but I have notes from gold focused CE I have taken to look at the Argen 77 and Jensen JRVT 77 (R.V. Tucker... woot!) is best for anything under a short span bridge. Wouldn't those be Type II gold?