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You dont have to send the model you flasked.
It's never been you style anyway.Yeah, I meant it in the figurative sense. More of a let's not argue over it.
I think it depends on the impression sometimes you know it's going to be relined if the doctor is incapable of doing any betterI was just curious what everyone does in the situation in which you complete a full standard denture (injection) and deliver the finished denture to the dentist...who then returns it immediately stating there was inadequate suction and requires a reline. (no issues at last try-in; i.e. no wash impression included etc.)
Do you do the reline at no charge? Charge 100%? Charge 50%? Assume a middle of the road account, not your biggest and not your lowest.
Thanks!
How do you stay in business? What could you have done differently to guarantee the success of this case? Your work was completed to the supplied model/imp. A complete remake for free? WOW. I could see a n/c reline but a complete start from scratch new case?!?!? Dr. would probably like a different shade too... hahaSince it was injected, and if the original impression looked good, the most likely suspect is that the patient's tissue was puffy when the impression was taken, and when the denture was delivered the tissue had receded, therefore a loose denture. I'd remake for free.
I misspoke, I would injection reline it for free.How do you stay in business? What could you have done differently to guarantee the success of this case? Your work was completed to the supplied model/imp. A complete remake for free? WOW. I could see a n/c reline but a complete start from scratch new case?!?!? Dr. would probably like a different shade too... haha
I overheard some Dr whine his way into a 50% for a reline after six months on a max horseshoe with 4 Locators.I misspoke, I would injection reline it for free.