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Finishing the framework
Cut through the casting sprues using a nylon reinforced separating disc and a holder.
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Grind the casting sprue stumps using an aluminium oxide cutting wheel, without contaminating the metal surface, in preparation for bonding with ceramic.
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Cross cut hard metal burs
Super hard metal burs from Dentaurum guarantee quick and effective metal removal of metal with remanium® alloys.
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Finishing the metal surface using a cross cut hard metal bur.
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Always use a previously applied grinding instrument on the same types of alloy - especially prior to ceramic bonding!
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Check the wall thickness using a measuring gauge.
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The wall thickness of a finished framework should not be less than 0.2 mm.
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Finishing the framework
The metal collar and parts bordering onto the ceramic build-up must be finished tidily.
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Checking the framework
The metal framework fits accurately due to the exact expansion control of the investment material.
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View of the metal framework – prepared for ceramic veneering.
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Perfectly prepared framework, ready for the ceramic build-up.
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