Wax up

[filippos]

Hey everyone. I just wanted to share some photos from some wax up for training I've made.

I'll start with some old ones

Would be happy if you check them, give me any tips or feedback.

 

[millennium]

Talant!

 

[GG - J]

labor of love went into creating those units.

the photography is Execusite as well.

 

[TheLabGuy]

...and Doctors think they can just buy a mill and this is the result. Thanks for reminding us our jobs will be here forever and to make sure we buy a lot of popcorn for all the BS we will witness along the way.

 

[filippos]

Thank you for your comments @millennium
@GG - J , @TheLabGuy .
I agree, with love, passion and knowledge, we can make art.

I've waxed those 2 year ago I think. I like to look back my photos to see my improvement.

I've recently got into dental photography and I'm experimenting with settings and so on, but so far I enjoy photography a lot

 

[Pronto]

Very nice!

 

[filippos]

Very nice!

Thank you!

 

[Doris A]

Hey everyone. I just wanted to share some photos from some wax up for training I've made.

I'll start with some old ones

Would be happy if you check them, give me any tips or feedback.

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When you have some free time, this thread is really cool.

Restorations Du Jour

I haven't posted in quite a while. Been so busy. I thought Id start a thread like Rick did on DT where if anybody had a case they wanted to post they could do it without having to make a new thread for it. That can be a pain and intimidating to some people to start a thread in the case...

dentallabnetwork.com

 

[Sda36]

Hey everyone. I just wanted to share some photos from some wax up for training I've made.

I'll start with some old ones

Would be happy if you check them, give me any tips or feedback.

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Just going to call you Gerald, Awesome work!!!

 

[filippos]

@Doris A , I checked that thread. Man, everyone here is the best. I got too much motivation and inspiration from just a look. So many nice cases, with detailed steps. I have to get my papper down and take notes here. Seriously, weekend will be too interesting!!

Thanks @Sda36 !!
I'll post more photos soon

 

[filippos]

That's another one. I've made it, I think 1,5 year ago.

Lower fronts, a little bit crowded

 

[millennium]

Crowded teeth are harder to replicate than anticipated! Great job.
This is a zirconia #22 - 27 that I copymilled from my diagnostic wax-up with a little bit of crowding. Unfortunately Dr. only took pictures of the buccal view.

 

[filippos]

@millennium thanks! Nice bridge, it blends so nice in the mouth. Just some twists on the teeth and they seem so natural. Your roots get the case to the next level. Thanks for showing your case

 

[millennium]

@millennium thanks! Nice bridge, it blends so nice in the mouth. Just some twists on the teeth and they seem so natural. Your roots get the case to the next level. Thanks for showing your case

Please keep posting pictures of your handywork.

 

[filippos]

Sure! I'll post now a practice wax up I made recently.

6 upper with roots.

I haven't finished yet, especially canines is not into my style right now, they still seem artificially, but I'll show you my progress so far on this one.

 

[millennium]

Inspiring and very time consuming!

 

[filippos]

Thanks. Well, sure it is very time consuming. That's why I call it hobby haha

 

[Sda36]

Sure! I'll post now a practice wax up I made recently.

6 upper with roots.

I haven't finished yet, especially canines is not into my style right now, they still seem artificially, but I'll show you my progress so far on this one.
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[Sda36]

Exquisitely beautiful work, agree, canines are "The" most complex forms to get right, steep line angles and the most 3D for my brain ever.

 

[GH23]

Amazing-- do you have a favourite type of wax for this, and does it scan well (if you need/ want to scan it?)