How to Make a Silicone Teeth Mold
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In this video we explain how to create a silicone teeth mold from a plaster teeth cast. This is important if you are creating multiple character teeth for an actor. Pay special attention to your mold making. Silicone will seep out of any crack or seam in your mold. If your clay walls are not sturdy, silicone will burst through any weak areas and leak everywhere. This is an expensive mistake that even professional make on occasion so don't get lazy on your mold making.
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I recommend a platinum base silicone to make your mold. What I like to use is Smooth On, Dragon Skin 30 platinum silicone. It is fairly inexpensive but durable silicone and a really nice for molding.
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Egghead FX
Amazing work! Thanks for uploading such an explanatory video! I was really looking for a tutorial like this one
Your welcome :)
Best video on this that Ive found so far.thanks 😍😙🤗
Your welcome. :)
11:20 BUMMER! Use foam board and hot glue like everyone else. Thanks for including the mistakes so we learn🙂
how did you get the impression of the teeth
Thanks
If mold is availbe, does it reduce the re making of the denture ?
Regards
Your question is kind of opened ended. We are not making dentures here just making a mold of the original plaster teeth so that we can make more plaster castings of the actors teeth.
well, you already had this mold when making the initial dental cast, why make a second one?
lenny108 The first mold was made out of alginate which is a temporary mold within an hour that mold will shrink and start to drying up. The silicone mold of the teeth you can use over and over again for years possibly.
did you sell it? I really need a mold like this to meet my college needs
practice makes perfect . good video .
Hi can you please tell me what is the significance of the numberical/alphabetical values that are seen inside a silicone mold for making casts
I am not exactly sure what you mean by inside the silicone mold. Depending on who made the mold they could put Identification numbers on a mold for their reasons.
If you’re talking about the identification numbers on a bottle of professional grade silicone, that number represents the shore strength of the silicone. In other words the larger the number the denser the silicone. I often use a silicone with a shore strength of 20 or 30. Prosthetic grade silicone’s are usually around 10 to represent the softness of skin. I hope that helped you.
wow that great! i dont need to use tray next time on my teeth
What type of plaster is the initial mould made from? (the teeth you start with in this video)
MB Aerial Photography Both are the same plaster. Hydro Cal White (dental stone plaster)
are we supposed to apply Vaseline over the dentulous cast also...?
Plaster is porous so the silicone will grab on to it and there is a chance you might tear the silicone when you separate them. Vaseline will provide a barrier so that you can remove the plaster from your silicone mold. You don't need Vaseline when making duplicates. You can use a spray release if you want for the duplicate casts. Spray release will help your silicone mold last longer as well.
Does anyone know if this mold shrink over time?
thanks nice work
if i do this molding and wanted to mold a tooth thats broken could i use the molding to like fill up that one tooth?
Hi Matt, I can't consult on dentistry. I am not a dentist. You need to talk to a dentist. I don't want to be held liable for giving you advice that might cause damage to your teeth. The materials we used in these videos are not strong enough for everyday wear. They are only for theatrical and film purposes only.
Egg Head FX ok thanks for replying
Mona Lisa ok could you please tell me what i should do then so i could know for sure
matt matt96 it's best if u get the molding done from the dentist. that is what I did, don't do it your self
Mona Lisa ok thanks ill make sure i talk to my dentist i might just get them to do it for me, i dont want to make any mistakes trying to fill my tooth in
where and how do I get the mold of my teeth???
Where? Where ever you want to do it. How? watch this video: th-cam.com/video/MOWXVOAweFs/w-d-xo.html
Lol not what I meant. After you roll out the clay you set your teeth in the center. Where do i get those teeth?
You make a set of plaster teeth using the information in the video link I attached.
You can get everything on Wish.com. I make my own dentures
is this silicone body safe, can i use it to make body moulds?
NO. This is a tin cure silicone, use this silicone to make molds. NON’T use this silicone directly on people. Body safe silicone’s are usually a platinum silicone. Read the manufacture label before you use any silicone directly on the skin.
For a way to get the plastic on the mold myself anybody have any ideas I still have a set but they’re stretching out I need a new plastics that I have the clay mold already
I don't understand your question.
How to get...?Pls i also want..
Are you selling those materials, I would like to try it out!
No I don't sell anything but below the videos I usually put where you can buy the supplies. Thanks.
Thanks a lot for your quick response!
I wish I had some made before my teeth were tampered with😞
Why don't you just make the clay all one piece so there's no Seams at all to worry about
Can you use the regular caulking silicone that comes in a tube or would it be too thick?
Calk in a tube will not work sorry. That kind of calk dries upon air contact. It doesn't have the extra chemical or catalyst to help it set quickly. If tube calk is too thick it will take a long, long time to cure and it may not cure in the middle at all. Also tube calk has poor elastic properties. In other words it doesn't bounce back when stretched. I would not recommend it at all. I have found my favorite silicone to use is a Smooth On Product called, Dragon Skin 30. Google: Smooth On Dragon Skin to find a company in your area that sells Smooth On products. I purchase mine from here: www.reynoldsam.com/product/dragon-skin/
The blue stuff I am using in this video is a Tin Cure silicone. It's good but I have found the shelf life is not as long as a Platinum Cure silicone like Dragon Skin or even PlatSil Gel 10 would work for this purpose.
Yes tube silicone is real cheap but that's because its main purpose is for sealing windows and such and that is about it.
if you degass the silicone u wont have to use the brush at all
Andrew Murphy Yes you are correct. But not everyone has the resource for degassing. ;)
He made a dam to prevent the silicon from flowing out
Rawa Kawa , It’s silicone, not silicon. There’s a difference.
You may want to try "dental flask for silicon duplicating" :)
No
the first 13 minutes ....I wouldve just used a small carboard box,spray it with PAM, ...dump my luquid denture stuff, & be done
I think that back would hold if pinched from top to bottom
I don't understand what you are talking about....
What material you use?
Chandika Setyawan
The materials are in the description.
Metrial name
Please tel me
@@md.mazharuddin8745 Can you be more specific? What materail? I have the silicone material in the description.