3D Printed Models vs Gypsum Models
The decades old method of capturing a patient’s tooth morphology and related oral structures has involved taking a physical impression of some form and pouring that impression with some form … Continued
Cleaning Casts After They Are Poured or Printed
During times when contamination is a priority, many dental professionals may be concerned what to do with gypsum models as well as printed ones.
You Can Have the Accuracy of Preweighed Envelopes without the Expense
To achieve consistent accuracy, use pre-weighed envelopes. The liquid amount is indicated on every package, thereby eliminating guessing the liquid/powder ratio.
Storage of Gypsum Products
Through a heating and crushing process, gypsum loses water. It continually tries to absorb water from any source possible, including humidity. Labs must store it carefully.
Tired of Soft or Brittle Gypsum Models? There is a Solution.
Dental gypsum models can be brittle and even soft. Here is a solution for that problem.
The 4 Best Ways to Store Dental Gypsum Materials
Dental gypsum materials are not very stable. In order to attain their desired properties, follow these important storage guidelines.
What Gypsum Materials Should I Use; Stone or Plaster – and When?
Stone or plaster. Sometimes the choice isn’t simple. Gypsum products in dentistry are numerous. What’s the best choice and when?
The Use of Temperature to Disinfect or Dry out Gypsum Models
Is heat an effective way to disinfect or dry gypsum models?
How to prevent Models from Breaking When Using Vacuum Formed Materials
How to avoid models breaking when vacuum forming
Why Is My Gypsum Behaving Strangely?
Is your dental gypsum behaving strangely? It might be the stone bin, so here are a few things to keep in mind.