It went into the vacuum chamber as a wet mould with wax and came out dry with metal inside ? You left out a heap of steps, melting out the wax, casting the metal!
It's a skill to fabricate cast partials the traditional way.My hats off to these techs.We had some casts done digitally,3d printing.The quality just wasn't there.
Holy shit yeah the technician does 98% of the work and gets paid Jack compared to the dentist. When you see the process of the making involved the majority of the money should be going to the Craftsman doing all that work.
He most likely cast it in a centrifuge. He invested the wax in some form of stone, burnt it away, heated a metal in a centrifuge and cast it. The metal replaces the void the wax left behind
I still don't get where the metal comes in to play? That metal framework just appears out of nowhere because it wasn't there before you put the paint plaster or whatever it is in that cylinder with the mold in it. After it hardens takes it out beats it off with a hammer and voila it's metal? I'm just trying a blank my mind doesn't want to work that way or something I'm not sure how it happens
Im sorry but from s dental technician view it is not such a bad thing to wear. But the way he has done it is aesthetically not good. I would hide the clasps so they are invisible.
@@kathygehres7172 youre right this looks like shit. I just said not all look like this there are better ways to manufacture them so they dont feel like a Train Track in your mouth. Implants are not always a good choice and tootheless is the dumbest thing someone can do because it has an huge impact on remainig teeth
At 14:36 , you seemed to have left out a very important step in the process. Seems like a common thread in your videos.. when exactly did you cast the partial from wax to metal ,
I love your video it is so rare these days to find a dentist who works with passion. ❤️❤️
Nunca imaginava que fazer este serviço seria tão trabalhoso.,mas ficou ótimo nas mãos deste profissional ,parabéns.
It went into the vacuum chamber as a wet mould with wax and came out dry with metal inside ? You left out a heap of steps, melting out the wax, casting the metal!
Your Videos are Awesome, A Real Artist helping people, Thank You😀
It's a skill to fabricate cast partials the traditional way.My hats off to these techs.We had some casts done digitally,3d printing.The quality just wasn't there.
There's a lot of work that goes into a partial and the Dr's pay hardly nothing to the lab for them.
The Lab usually get 50%, so if a set of dentures cost $3000 the Lab will get $1500+
@@mize_yir_bizz really Oliver?! Man then your making some good dollars as a tech. For me I don’t even get 50% for a metal partial framework finish
@@mize_yir_bizz I do it for 200$🤪
and I can send the framework to any where
@@williamlee8398 i live in Ontario, Ca. Maybe that's why?
very beautiful, thanks for the video, i understood about the RPD making procedures
The day you stop chasing the light, you realize the light is you and become one with the light!
Wow, beautiful 🇨🇦🌎❤️
Very nice work...🎊🎇🎆❤️🤝
SR. LUKE , ME PODRIA DECIR PORQUE EL GANCHO RECIPROCO DEL MOLAR INFERIOR DERECHO LO PUSO EN CERA ROSA ? GRACIAS
The music though 🪄🪄🪄🪄
Beautiful work.
Thanks alot
What can you do at the end of the video?
If the mold is available, does the cost get reduced for remaking ?
Did you survey the models?I don't see any survey markings.
Does a continuous clasp not stabilize a partial lower chrome better?
Luke,bravo sana,sen nail parani
Alabiliyon doktorlardn Burda cok zoe
احسنت 👍
Master Craftsman
is it safe to health ? if you use acrylic?
Hi Luke, nice Video. If you like I´ll print one for you next time if you send me your design as STl :-) Greetings from Germany!
We had some printed.The quality was not good.Went back to the traditional way.
Wait how did the wax turn to metal?
Magic!
Wow I’ve been waiting all day hoping someone will reply with answer. And all I get is “magic” haha
@@chrystianmontalvo9105 it is casted using the lost wax technique. I guess he didnt show the process.
@@chrystianmontalvo9105 I'm wondering if you have a more enlightened explanation! See Jojo_quins answer below!
Молодец,уверен что мастер класс кстати
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Lots of patience to make a person’s mouth look nice.
where the metal come from?
I had one for the upper and it was a nightmare
You skipped the part of adding the metal to the cast so this really isnt a complete video but you can find that being done elsewhere on TH-cam...
we made other video long time ago.....please find it
Io avrei preferito un lavoro con attacchi e fresaggi su un gruppo in ceramica.
Ho
I am Maria Mera and I like to register for your dental courses online I need the direction please thank you Maria Mera
E porcelana com ppr
Front color doesn't match with the side
This job is not for everyone.
Dentists and patients smile beautifully but not the technicians.
Techs do 90 percent of the work.Dentist charge big time and get all the glory.
Holy shit yeah the technician does 98% of the work and gets paid Jack compared to the dentist. When you see the process of the making involved the majority of the money should be going to the Craftsman doing all that work.
I 100% agree
that's why i don't want to work as a tech no more....not worth it...
i don't see where you put that metal
cast
@@Lsk121how does a blue gel become metal?
thanks for skipping the whole casting part...wow
Voces fazem ppr
Narration please 😢
When did that blue plastic skeleton become metal?
He most likely cast it in a centrifuge. He invested the wax in some form of stone, burnt it away, heated a metal in a centrifuge and cast it. The metal replaces the void the wax left behind
I still don't get where the metal comes in to play? That metal framework just appears out of nowhere because it wasn't there before you put the paint plaster or whatever it is in that cylinder with the mold in it. After it hardens takes it out beats it off with a hammer and voila it's metal? I'm just trying a blank my mind doesn't want to work that way or something I'm not sure how it happens
Hi
incomplete video, missing crucial steps. terrible
Ооочень грубо
I would jump off a cliff before I'd wear one of those things in my mouth.
Partials and dentures are the worst! Horrible. toothless or implants seem to be the only alternative. Implants cost a kings ransom.
Im sorry but from s dental technician view it is not such a bad thing to wear. But the way he has done it is aesthetically not good. I would hide the clasps so they are invisible.
@@Leo-pd9en Say's YOU....the thing looks heavy and uncomfortable as shit....I wouldn't stick that in my dogs mouth let along a human being.
@@kathygehres7172 youre right this looks like shit. I just said not all look like this there are better ways to manufacture them so they dont feel like a Train Track in your mouth. Implants are not always a good choice and tootheless is the dumbest thing someone can do because it has an huge impact on remainig teeth
where are the burnout and casting steps????
At 14:36 , you seemed to have left out a very important step in the process. Seems like a common thread in your videos.. when exactly did you cast the partial from wax to metal ,
what was that blue stuff ?
Good