Mixing and Pouring Dental Stone

For dental professional use only.

[@suzannetran7113]

Soaking the impression in water for a few minutes after it is set helps to pull the model out of the tray easier

[@t.j.k8326]

Suzanne Tran thx)

[@n.1480]

when I learned this in school it seemed like the hardest thing ever and after watching this video I understand it completely, thank you!!!

[@rafaeldavid9726]

When I train Lab Technicians I tell them that the mix should look like a 'Frosty'.

[@Lupalyssum2]

Wow much better technique than what I do (adding stone to impression in 2 layers). Good tip on going slow

[@cynicall13]

thanks, going to try this, i always get bubbles :\

[@yellowflower2067]

Thank you!!! This video has saved me from a lot of heart ache. 😄

[@Docstantinople]

A vacuum mixer is best for when mixing model stone but usually only dental labs have those.

[@sadesvaska3536]

We got one at my work!! They are great , but very expensive

[@alhamdiuallah2989]

beautiful result!

[@ericarroyo8919]

Whenever I pour into the dental molds the end result is slightly different causing bad castings for gold teeth. I tried vacuum chamber but it seems to break off the sprues or create a big mess.

[@ConPara1]

Thank you!

[@marlontallayo2520]

Fantastic!

[@ahmedalmajid3339]

Very good explaining! Well done 👍

[@vhnmknnksnnnjdkndkdjsknsms9300]

Hello ,this is so professional

[@kimjuna8835]

that's good👍

[@manpreet1800]

amazingg

[@clintoniob9712]

2:16 Ummmm... Wait, What are we doing?