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czeqm8
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 Posted: Fri Mar 01, 2013 10:58 am Post subject: Bonding to a flipper tooth custom? |
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I have a patient with really crazy colored teeth. She needs a flipper for the short term and no plastic tooth is even close to the right shade. What do you think about doing a cut back of the denture tooth, surpass, integrity that I can easily custom stain? Other ideas? How do I bond to that denture tooth well?
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priior
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im curious about this as well..
i repaired a tooth yesterday, i sandblasted, isopropyled, surpass 3 each side, light cure, then a touch of handmixed anchor and stuck the pieces together.
wondering if the bond is stronger than just sandblasting and using PEMA.
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john kanca
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It is stronger, Nareg
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