Wet milling in all it's glory!






WET MILLING e.Max




To go with our video clip, here is a neat little article from IDT  about milling machines.  It explains a few basic workings and some comparative details - including wet versus dry.

 At Drake, we do both - different options for different configurations, different materials, and different outcomes. 

 If you want to know more, give us a call!
You can never be armed with too much knowledge.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

What can Carbon do for You?

Image
Dentsply Sirona and Carbon® launch Lucitone Digital Print Denture workflow and material system, taking digital dentistry to the next level. Fabricated at Drake Dental Lab! What can Carbon do for you? Reduced chair time. Increased bond strength. More accurate fit. Follow this link to watch one of these cutting-edge digital dentures being made! Want to know the best part? Your impressions can be sent in conventionally!  The "digital" workflow is left up to the lab.  The reduced chair time is due to the convenient workflow and in-house model printing! Carbon's mission is to reproduce how polymer products are designed and delivered in order to use them in a digital and sustainable future.  They expand to fields other than dentistry, and have done incredible things.  Check out this custom  3D printed orthopedic shoe !  Want to Rx one? Call any of our Technical Specialists at 1.800.476.2771 - we'll be happy to talk with ...
Read more

Polishing and Adjusting Valplast Chairside

Image
We recently sent out an E-Blast to address one of the FAQ we get at the lab: "How do we adjust and polish Valplast partials chairside?" It was a hit! Sign up with  AEGIS DENTAL NETWORK  to get our weekly reads! Here's the email: Here's the video: Do you do any of it differently? Want to know where to get the kit?  Contact us  As always, thanks for stopping by! - Drake Precision Dental Laboratories
Read more

THE LOWDOWN ON DIGITAL

None of us can deny the digital days that we live in. This blog wasn't written on a scroll.  As far as the dental industry is concerned, what does this mean for us? As a lab, there are a couple things that we can say for sure: 1) DIGITAL DOESN'T MAKE MAGIC Yes, wands work wonders!  They eliminate impression material expense, mess, and fluids. However, the general skill required in capturing tissue detail is still needed.  In crown prep, you still have to pack cord.  If not enough of the opposing and adjacent teeth are captured in the scan, we'll still call you for another impression as the integrity of the final product will most likely be compromised.  Scanning software won’t work for you if you expect it to work  for  you . 2) DIGITAL IS EXPENSIVE On top of the initial buying price of up to $49,000, you've got data package subscriptions and software updates ranging from $500 to $4000 per year.  Those numbers can be qu...
Read more