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The Preparation of Electrohydrodynamic Bridges from Polar Dielectric Liquids
Published on: September 30, 2014
Abstract:
Force loading of dental prosthesis is generally a guessing game played by the operator with the patient. Relying on a patient is comfort level to adjust occlusion is now being replaced by sound force information provided by the T Scan II. Proper use of the T Scan II when installing a segmental fixed prosthesis gives a more precise, comprehensive occlusion. Porcelain surfaces, solder joints, and the underlying abutment teeth can now be loaded with low-to-moderate forces because the operator can fine-tune the occlusal forces precisely. With proper force loading, greater material and prosthesis longevity is significantly enhanced.
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