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Composite Mock Up
Posted on 05.16.2016 01:56 PM
By Gregory Mark
In Esthetic Therapy (General)
Patient presented with discolored front teeth asked for cosmetic improvement. Patient has an open bite. Study models have been taking. Quick wax up, matrix has been fabricated. I used Empress Direct for composite mock up. It took me 2 appointments to finish this case. All critics are welcome. Gregory
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Maurice Salama says on 05.16.2016 03:02 PM
Just thinking...is this done by hand? waxup and then siltech and then relined in the mouth etc. etc.
Can it be done with DSD, DSD virtual waxup and then 3 Shape scan and then printed mockup etc. etc. Dr. Salama
Gregory Mark says on 05.16.2016 03:10 PM
Yes, it can be done. Gregory
armando ponzi says on 05.16.2016 03:45 PM
Gregiry,
I guess' it will be done'.
These cases are still on conventional basis.
But I will be glad to meet the persone that can do that One shot.
Do it and fix it apply to conventional not digital.
Work is nice and crown shape very functional and esthetic.
Nice work.
Armando
Gregory Mark says on 05.16.2016 05:11 PM
Thank you!
Gregory Mark says on 05.16.2016 05:12 PM
Ronald Goldstein says on 05.16.2016 10:19 PM
Gregory, it appears that the lower incisors could be cosmetically contoured to provide a better smile line which can also help your overall solution.
Gregory Mark says on 05.17.2016 08:43 AM
That is my next step. Interesting enough when she came for follow up she was complaining on her tongue trusting against the edges and she fractured incised edge on her canine #6. I was suspecting her to have a step apnea before. The patient who was denying prior any wear on her teeth now understands the problem. Gregory