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- Are you new to LOCATOR or need some tips on how to use the LOCATOR® Core Tool? This comprehensive video includes some unique pearls and cool tricks for using the only instrument that is approved for use with LOCATOR attachments!
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Fabulous video- I actually didn't realize the full capablities of this tool until this video!!
Forever grateful for such an in-depth and knowledgeable video
Thanks for the clear explanations!
Thank you so much for this very informative video!!
Thank you so much! It is very helpful as an educative video for a dental student
Very very informative! Thank you for making this video
Thank you, very informative video.
Great video!
Great information and video!
very helpful.
Do the abutments ever need to be changed, I have had my upper implant for about 2 years now and never thought about it until i came across your video.
Excellent Presentation
Thanks!
Great video thank you
Great . Thanks🌹
So nice multi unit abutment
Pretty useful🎉
What is that metal looking piece called that the locator fits into and how do you get that into the prothesis? mine fell out
Could you Please make a Video showing how to use the "Universal Retention Caps Insertion/Extraction Tool for 2.5mm Balls/Locators/Equators/OD Secure"? I have Locator Classics.
Thanks
Can I buy one of these tools because I’m getting the snap in dentures in November and I don’t want to go to the dentist every six top twelve months to get them changed for $1300 and I’d rather get the all in .4 done is there less maintenance on the all in 4 vs the snap in dentures?
6 to 12 months? You'd be very lucky indeed. Your frequency or replacement. Mine are only lasting 6 weeks! I'm very discouraged and disappointed with these expensive products that you're stuck with because there's no going back now.
@@davidzomer7057 my dentist did not tell me either. Now I'm watching all the channel on self-replacing.
I was hoping there was some kind of tool out there somewhere to put these o-rings in there so tiny
There is a problem with this tool that many of us encounter. After some time the extraction (plunger) portion of the tool loses the ability to "lock into" the nylon insert and pull it free from the metal jacket. Especially anything less than 1.5 pounds or less (blue nylon insert is rated at 1.5 pounds). I have been through four core tools now in the past three years.
Maybe try the Universal Retention Caps Insertion/Extraction Tool Cat No: 488EIP-IQ. It's supposed to work better. I just ordered one and I'm waiting for it to be delivered.
Cool
I just recieved mine but it doesnt have a moveable plunger . Looks the same as the one on your video the so called plunger on mine doesnt move. Will it work
Are these tools available to anyone? I got my inserts 10 years ago, and now have no Dentist to replace my locator inserts. They are very worn, and my dentures come detached when I eat or open my mouth too wide. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
OldJarhead36 have you acquired any info on this issue you have posted here? I’m looking to replace mine. I just located this video and it’s very helpful . If u have any updates please post here and I’ll do the same . Thank you
They are available on Ebay. There are also less expensive non-brand name models. The inserts are available on Ebay as well.
The inserts and the tool are available on Amazon. The tool is about $90 and a 4 pack of inserts are about $35
just got my teeth done in setpoint they made a AWFUL job of it
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