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Overdenture System
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| The attachment female in the post coping and
the adjustable spring pin in the removable prosthesis.
Advantages:
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Fabrication of the post coping: Soldering Technique
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| The coping after casting and finishing (FIG 1). Use the (RE) P4 mandrel for positioning the base ring. Thread the Pallax base ring onto the mandrel (FIG 2). Reduce the cast coping to 0.3mm. Position the base ring in direct contact with the post coping. The base ring will be surrounded with solder (FIG 3). |
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| Parallel the base rings and secure with sticky wax (FIG 4). The RE H4 and H4 soldering accessories for base rings (FIG 5). Apply liquid colloidal graphite, or anti flux, to the threaded areas to assure easy removal after soldering. Maintain horizontal position during investing to assure a proper flow of solder (FIG 6). |
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| Boil out after 45 minutes setting time (FIG 7). Ceka Sol is recommended for soldering (FIG 8). Do not use any anti flux, as Ceka Sol contains its own flux. Evenly apply the solder. Slightly heat the soldering accessory for easier removal (FIG 9). |
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| In cases of limited space, the post coping may be waxed up in a concave form (FIG 10). The rounded shape of the coping allows for easy patient cleaning and hygienic maintenance (FIG 11). |
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