Castapress presentation about how to make flexible dentures.pptx

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About This Presentation

Procedure to make Flexible dentures


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Welcome!

Update Acrylics Acrylic heat curing Pressing technique Polymerizes by boiling at 100 ° C Full dentures Partial dentures Metal frame

Update Acrylics Acrylic self curing For repair, relines and addition Polymerizes by 55 ° C For best result need to use a pressure pot

Update Acrylics History: Heat-curing acrylics since 1936 Cold-curing acrylics since 1958 Colour stable Cold-curing acrylics since 1982 Colour stable Cold-curing acrylics for full dentures since 1992

Update Acrylics Colour stable self-curing acrylics for all denture work ?? And you can use the pouring technique? Did I miss something?

Update Acrylics Introducing Vertex-Dental Castapress Cold Curing Pouring technique Injecting with syringe

Vertex Dental Castapress Advantages: No discoloration (not like standard self curing!!) Strong (not brittle) Fast! No investing & No pressing No damage of frame after de-vesting Less waste of material

Vertex Dental Castapress Marginal gap in micrometer measured by a non-contact laser scanner. The 5 most important test points along the posterior border line of an upper denture. 1 3 5 2 4 Material: 1 2 3 4 5 Castapress 180 70 230 30 110 Ivocap “plus” 160 170 280 60 150 Paladon 65 350 115 550 120 700 Futura Jet 700 60 240 40 700 Le Cast 240 60 550 60 350

Vertex Dental Castapress Technical specifications: Castapress Heat curing Dough time Up to 3 minutes 15 minutes Working time 6 minutes 30 minutes Curing time 30 minutes 20 minutes Mixing ratio liquid to powder 1 : 1.5 1:2.3 Impact-resistance 9.7 kJ/m2 11.3 kJ/m2 Flexural strength 75 MPa 85.2 MPa Flexural modulus 2293 MPa 2367 MPa Water sorption 22.1 µg/mm3 22.5 µg/mm3 Solubility 0.7 µg/mm3 0.11 µg/mm3

Vertex Dental Castapress Heat curing steps min   Castapress step min Investing bottom and top 20   Mixing putty 1 Waiting for plaster to set 30   Working time putty 2 Heating up flask 10   Heating up flask NA De-waxing 5   De-waxing 5 Dough time 15   Dough time 3 Working time 30   Working time 6 Curing time 20   Curing time 30 Cooling down 40   Cooling down NA Grinding 10   Grinding 10 Polishing 15   Polishing 15 Total minutes 195   Total minutes 72 Faster 123

YUWEI Dental MEISUI TIDAK ADA investing? TIDAK ADA gips/plaster? TIDAK ADA PEMANASAN AIR? TIDAK ADA pendinginan ? NO! HEMAT WAKTU 70%!

YUWEI Dental MEISUI Stone model Wax-up seperti biasa Campur putty Aplikasi kan putty

Vertex Dental Meisui Keluarkan gigi nya De-wax the stone, denture frame and teeth Soak the model in water for about 5 minutes Apply separator

Vertex Dental Castapress Create extra retention on the teeth Create Injection/ pouring channel Place back the teeth, apply super glue if needed to fix the teeth position Apply Acrybond or monomer for better bonding

Vertex Dental Castapress Carefully place back the impression Inject the acrylic with a syringe Or pour the acrylic Polymerize in pressure pot

Vertex Dental Castapress Remove silicone rubber Grind the acrylic Polish to high shine

Vertex Dental Castapress Benefits: Work up to 70% faster More efficient No extra costs High quality Dentures Less waste of material

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Q: Teeth come off denture A: - Surface not grinded ( too smooth) - Wax residue on teeth ( oil from wax) - Did not apply monomer or Acrybond Q: Marble effect A: -Poor initial mixing -Contaminated mix from to much separating solution Trouble shooting

Q: Translucent gingiva or periphery A: Packing to early ( too liquid) Q: Holes (bubbles) or voids A: - Incorrect spruing (too small) - Packing to early (injection too fast) - Model not soaked in water (air comes out of model) Q: Moving teeth A: Turbulent injection ( spruing to high) Trouble shooting
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