Instructions for use

Note:

• First prepare a fully anatomical model of restorations, and then do the cut-back.
• Anterior substructure design for the veneering technique. Lingual/palatal fully anatomical design supporting the tooth shape (observe permissible wall thicknesses!).
• Do not design extreme mamelons, which can create points and edges.
• The minimum wall thickness of the press material and layer material must be observed.

Please note:

• For conventional model preparation, only organic, residue-free, combustible waxes may be used.
• Observe the stipulated minimum layer thicknesses and connector cross-section dimensions with regard to processing technique and indication.
• A precise wax-up of the restoration must be observed, in particular at the preparation margins.
• Over-modeling at the preparation margins must be avoided so that a time-efficient finishing process is guaranteed after pressing.
• For a precise fit of fully anatomical restorations after the application of stain and glaze, disengage the wax-up as the materials cause minimal volume change.