Increasing the esthetics, production and profit of fabricating ceramic restorations with an alternative build-up technique.
The purpose of this article is to demonstrate the advantages and benefits of utilizing The Dry Powder Technique during the fabrication of ceramic restorations. This article explains how to create esthetically superior restorations using an unlimited number of porcelain powders while conserving time and materials. By utilizing dry powder storage containers, kolinsky sable brushes, capillary attraction and multiple oven firing procedures, a ceramist may control grain size distribution, color and contour with a minimum of effort and maximum of results.
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