Nice work , you are a real artist and supremely talented. Very modest as well, I think you should give yourself some more credit. Not everyone can be a technician ( and a good one, like you). I have been a dental tech for a long time and I can tell that your skill level is very high. I want to ask you about your build up liquid, which brand do you recommend ? Greetings from Canada! :))
Aww, I’ve never gotten such high praise before, I don’t even know what to say… I will do my best to keep the bar high😊 As for the buildup liquid, I think it’s by Initial for MC. I’ll make sure to show it in my next video
Beautiful work! As a user of Vita porcelain I always fight with shrinkage and tearing of the porcelain, especially on bigger bridges as this one. Is there a technique you use to combat this, or do you think the build up liquid is helping alleviate that problem? :)
Hi, Brian! Yes, Vita porcelain is quite challenging when it comes to tearing and I have to deal with it quite often. In case of a bridge like this I scoop out porcelain between the crowns with my brush, but I never cut the porcelain to separate crowns. Little tearing still happens and I fill it in with dentine porcelain during glaze. Then I polish embrasures with thin green rubber diamond disc (Attritor or Cera work best) and diamond paste to finish. Some technicians recommended to make bridges in 2 bakes yet I try to get it done in one - it works better for me. As for buildup liquid - I use Initial MC or Vita for buildup and I think that Initial is a little bit better even for Vita porcelain
I honestly am not very sure about this particular case cause I myself don’t do metal or even apply opaque. I know that our lab uses semi precious high noble metal that is called “Euro”: 40% gold 39% palladium 10% silver you can make bridges up to 6 units out of it. We also use chrome cobalt and other metals that have abbreviations like P metal and L metal, I don’t know what that means. I hope this was helpful
I'm oposite..it does not matter if it is a single crown or full mouth bridge I always do 3 bakes ..on Denton gingival cases more.. first bake is core( chroma)( luminary,opaq dentine).. second is hue(shade)(a prescribed shade transpa dentin + effects) and 3-rd bake is for controlling value( luminosity)(with pigmented enamel eg u add transpa dentine to control value).. btw clinical work and experience helps allot during our work especially in hard classes when we need to chose right material for that case to get best results...knowing the materials is our job.we need to be masters of materials not vice versa ..in your case knowing the metal on which you put porculain is always good..bcz we want to play with CTE problems..I understand you work in a bigger lab where one person doing model work another is responsible for construction eg wax or cad ..third applies opaquer and so on....that phase work is ok for some but for some who are truly into dental technology isn't enough( I'm now on holidays so do have time to check UA-cam insta etc..I found you yesterday while looking for something else..and you said our work is technical and does not require talent..well yes in a way that's true but same could be said for painters yet it's just one Picasso..you are humble but the way you do the morfology it shows me that you are quite talented and that you invested in studying too....I personally never worked in such big factory labs but I have been in a visit of few of such labs and I'm not fan of some of the practices they do..
Hi! I used regular water soluble markers. I have a video about it: “how to add colors to your buildup” Don’t use permanent markers though - they are not suitable for mixing with porcelain. If you’re trying it for the First time I would recommend to mix a small amount and bake it to see what comes out, just to be safe
Hi! I just used water soluble markers in this video, but food coloring works well too. Mix a little with buildup liquid and add your porcelain, then bake a small amount to make sure it comes out as usual😊🙌Just don’t use permanent markers for your buildup, they make porcelain white after bake
Hi! I usually don’t clean my brushes - I just wipe them with a paper tissue and regular water. After they dry up I dip them in water again to start building crowns. If you have natural brushes they become fluffy after they dry and some hairs split - that can be avoided by keeping them in water after you are done working: just put on protective plastic tube over the brush and put it in a glass of water and keep them like that every time you are not using them. Or just use synthetic brushes like me, they are much better and don’t need any maintenance😉😊
@@verahadden4712 ya znayu tolko odnovo mastera katoryi delaet s odnovo raza naturalnye zuby, u vas oni po svetu da,no po zhivosti ne ochen,vidno shto iskustvenye
Здравствуйте, Кирилл! Я использовала обычные водорастворимые маркеры - подойдут любые марки. Только не используйте перманентные маркеры, они испортят ваш фарфор. Вы можете смешать небольшое количество фарфора с маркерами по вашему выбору и сначала запечь, чтобы увидеть, подходят ли они
Zdravstvujte Alan! Ya dumaju vi govorite pro linii krasnim karandashom na klikah - eto ya otmetila napravlenie i ekvator - mne tak legche orientirovatsya
Please mam you or someone here reading this comment. Give me the trick/ formula to keep/maintain the material in good playing condition while doing build up for big bridges . Because it's some times getting dry again and we cannot add ideally the other layer smoothly after some time
Hi! I think that the best solution is to use buildup liquid with a drop of glaze liquid for your porcelain mix as well as keep adding moisture by picking up liquid with your brush and applying it to your bridge from time to time to the parts that are drying out
@@verahadden4712 it's so wonderful to have a reply from you that to very fast .. Surely I will try this and make u ping for more doubts and hope I will gain more and more tricks by watching u r other videos..
Vera you work very good I mean morphology etc..you can improve more too..a lover teeth follow the curve of Willson(eg. Lingual tubers are on lover oclusal lvl then bucal ones ..that's about more natural looking morphology..about effects you will achieve more natural result if you do your cut- back of dentine as is in natural teeth eg anatomy of tooth when you remove enamel on a tooth u will clearly see what's dentine shape on anterior and posterior teeth ..u can find easy information of it on Internet..it just a tip ..anyway 👍
Greetings! I’ll look for information on Wilson curve! Any way of improvement sounds very exiting!🤩 Thank you for helping me learn new information and keeping things interesting 🙏🤝😊🤗
Здравствуйте, Анатолий! Пару лет назад я пользовалa лезвие, но потом понялa, что без него мне строить проще - я ничего не имею против его использования , просто это не мое
U r not just a dental technician u r a magician vera 👏🏻👏🏻
What a colorful build up !😉
Super👍
Вы божественны Верочка ,а я опять просмотрел ,ваша техника класс
Спасибо, Алан! Мне очень приятно слышать, что вам нравится смотреть мои работы😊
Thank you so much,to give a good lessons to us !
Sure! Thank you for watching and your kind words😊🫶
خیلی عالی هست من که لذت میبرم از دیدنشون
Nice work , you are a real artist and supremely talented. Very modest as well, I think you should give yourself some more credit. Not everyone can be a technician ( and a good one, like you). I have been a dental tech for a long time and I can tell that your skill level is very high. I want to ask you about your build up liquid, which brand do you recommend ? Greetings from Canada! :))
Aww, I’ve never gotten such high praise before, I don’t even know what to say… I will do my best to keep the bar high😊 As for the buildup liquid, I think it’s by Initial for MC. I’ll make sure to show it in my next video
Good job .
Thank you 😊
Excellent
Awesome
Beautiful work! As a user of Vita porcelain I always fight with shrinkage and tearing of the porcelain, especially on bigger bridges as this one. Is there a technique you use to combat this, or do you think the build up liquid is helping alleviate that problem? :)
Hi, Brian! Yes, Vita porcelain is quite challenging when it comes to tearing and I have to deal with it quite often. In case of a bridge like this I scoop out porcelain between the crowns with my brush, but I never cut the porcelain to separate crowns. Little tearing still happens and I fill it in with dentine porcelain during glaze. Then I polish embrasures with thin green rubber diamond disc (Attritor or Cera work best) and diamond paste to finish. Some technicians recommended to make bridges in 2 bakes yet I try to get it done in one - it works better for me. As for buildup liquid - I use Initial MC or Vita for buildup and I think that Initial is a little bit better even for Vita porcelain
@@verahadden4712 Thank you so much for the feedback! Keep up the great videos, I really do enjoy them now that I found you! Have a Great One!
@@verahadden4712 One other question, what metal do you use?
I honestly am not very sure about this particular case cause I myself don’t do metal or even apply opaque. I know that our lab uses semi precious high noble metal that is called “Euro”: 40% gold 39% palladium 10% silver you can make bridges up to 6 units out of it. We also use chrome cobalt and other metals that have abbreviations like P metal and L metal, I don’t know what that means. I hope this was helpful
I'm oposite..it does not matter if it is a single crown or full mouth bridge I always do 3 bakes ..on Denton gingival cases more.. first bake is core( chroma)( luminary,opaq dentine).. second is hue(shade)(a prescribed shade transpa dentin + effects) and 3-rd bake is for controlling value( luminosity)(with pigmented enamel eg u add transpa dentine to control value).. btw clinical work and experience helps allot during our work especially in hard classes when we need to chose right material for that case to get best results...knowing the materials is our job.we need to be masters of materials not vice versa ..in your case knowing the metal on which you put porculain is always good..bcz we want to play with CTE problems..I understand you work in a bigger lab where one person doing model work another is responsible for construction eg wax or cad ..third applies opaquer and so on....that phase work is ok for some but for some who are truly into dental technology isn't enough( I'm now on holidays so do have time to check UA-cam insta etc..I found you yesterday while looking for something else..and you said our work is technical and does not require talent..well yes in a way that's true but same could be said for painters yet it's just one Picasso..you are humble but the way you do the morfology it shows me that you are quite talented and that you invested in studying too....I personally never worked in such big factory labs but I have been in a visit of few of such labs and I'm not fan of some of the practices they do..
Hello, can you give me a list of the masses you use?
cool～how make it in color? Is it Normal markers pen?
Hi! I used regular water soluble markers. I have a video about it: “how to add colors to your buildup” Don’t use permanent markers though - they are not suitable for mixing with porcelain. If you’re trying it for the First time I would recommend to mix a small amount and bake it to see what comes out, just to be safe
what is the color for mix porcerain? where can i get these of them?
Hi! I just used water soluble markers in this video, but food coloring works well too. Mix a little with buildup liquid and add your porcelain, then bake a small amount to make sure it comes out as usual😊🙌Just don’t use permanent markers for your buildup, they make porcelain white after bake
Para ti cuál es la mejor cerámica para metal?
I think “Initial GC” is the best for metal and “Initial Lisi” for zirconia and Emax. “Creation” is also a good system, but too expensive…
11-09-23
Occlusion is gap .?
How to clean buildup brush your brush very good all the time how .?
After dry how you moisturize them.?
Hi! I usually don’t clean my brushes - I just wipe them with a paper tissue and regular water. After they dry up I dip them in water again to start building crowns. If you have natural brushes they become fluffy after they dry and some hairs split - that can be avoided by keeping them in water after you are done working: just put on protective plastic tube over the brush and put it in a glass of water and keep them like that every time you are not using them. Or just use synthetic brushes like me, they are much better and don’t need any maintenance😉😊
@@verahadden4712 thankyou for clarification its useful 👍 i will update soon my experience
Здравствуйте, а эти мосты были сделаны в одно запекание (кроме глазури) !?
Zdravstvujte, Vladimir! Da, ya staraus vse delat s odnogo zapekaniya; melkij remont treshin mezhdu koronkami delau uzhe vmeste s glazurju
@@verahadden4712 привет! ничесе как это возможно? Я использую inline но для таких мостов мне надо минимум 4 запека... (
@@rafhatk3688 ya vam pokazal kak delayut po bolshhe mosty cs odnovo raza 😁i bez treshchin
@@verahadden4712 ya znayu tolko odnovo mastera katoryi delaet s odnovo raza naturalnye zuby, u vas oni po svetu da,no po zhivosti ne ochen,vidno shto iskustvenye
@@vaidotasgruzauskas7013 не совсем понял (
Здравствуйте, что за фломастеры вы использовали можно узнать?
Здравствуйте, Кирилл! Я использовала обычные водорастворимые маркеры - подойдут любые марки. Только не используйте перманентные маркеры, они испортят ваш фарфор. Вы можете смешать небольшое количество фарфора с маркерами по вашему выбору и сначала запечь, чтобы увидеть, подходят ли они
Отлично , скажите только будьте добры , а что означает этот крест на вестибулярках троек
Zdravstvujte Alan! Ya dumaju vi govorite pro linii krasnim karandashom na klikah - eto ya otmetila napravlenie i ekvator - mne tak legche orientirovatsya
@@verahadden4712 Мне искренне говорю,понравилось
Please mam you or someone here reading this comment. Give me the trick/ formula to keep/maintain the material in good playing condition while doing build up for big bridges . Because it's some times getting dry again and we cannot add ideally the other layer smoothly after some time
Hi! I think that the best solution is to use buildup liquid with a drop of glaze liquid for your porcelain mix as well as keep adding moisture by picking up liquid with your brush and applying it to your bridge from time to time to the parts that are drying out
@@verahadden4712 it's so wonderful to have a reply from you that to very fast ..
Surely I will try this and make u ping for more doubts and hope I will gain more and more tricks by watching u r other videos..
He I m dental technician from India
Super
Perfect🙏🤌
Vera you work very good I mean morphology etc..you can improve more too..a lover teeth follow the curve of Willson(eg. Lingual tubers are on lover oclusal lvl then bucal ones ..that's about more natural looking morphology..about effects you will achieve more natural result if you do your cut- back of dentine as is in natural teeth eg anatomy of tooth when you remove enamel on a tooth u will clearly see what's dentine shape on anterior and posterior teeth ..u can find easy information of it on Internet..it just a tip ..anyway 👍
Greetings! I’ll look for information on Wilson curve! Any way of improvement sounds very exiting!🤩 Thank you for helping me learn new information and keeping things interesting 🙏🤝😊🤗
Почему не пользуешся лезвием .для массы .?
Здравствуйте, Анатолий! Пару лет назад я пользовалa лезвие, но потом понялa, что без него мне строить проще - я ничего не имею против его использования , просто это не мое