Crown And Bridge-Work : for Students And Practitioners
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It is next dried as well as possible and then dipped in alcohol, or alcohol poured over it, and then again dried thoroughly, so that before any finishing is undertaken, there will be no moisture in any part, as should there be any moisture present, the dust of the grinding will work in the crevices and the spaces between the plate and facings, leav- EXTEXSIOX SADDLE BRIDGES ooo inu" (lark lines which will present a very disagreeable appearance This applies to the finishing of all bridges or cro...wns.
The bridge is then finished, first nsing fine carbornndnm wheels and grinding away any edges of the cusps, which may overhang the facings, luitil tlie>- are perfectly flush with the facing.
In grinding the cusps the grinding should always be done from the gold to the porcelain, thus burnishing the gold over the facing and making perfect joints. By so doing there will be no danger of fracturing the thin edge of the facing. On the contrary, if the grind- ing is from the porcelain to the gold, the fine edge of porcelain at that point will be shivered, making it rough, and impairing the beauty of the work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is next dried as well as possible and then dipped in alcohol, or alcohol poured over it, and then again dried thoroughly, so that before any finishing is undertaken, there will be no moisture in any part, as should there be any moisture present, the dust of the grinding will work in the crevices and the spaces between the plate and facings, leav- EXTEXSIOX SADDLE BRIDGES ooo inu" (lark lines which will present a very disagreeable appearance This applies to the finishing of all bridges or cro...wns.
The bridge is then finished, first nsing fine carbornndnm wheels and grinding away any edges of the cusps, which may overhang the facings, luitil tlie>- are perfectly flush with the facing.
In grinding the cusps the grinding should always be done from the gold to the porcelain, thus burnishing the gold over the facing and making perfect joints. By so doing there will be no danger of fracturing the thin edge of the facing. On the contrary, if the grind- ing is from the porcelain to the gold, the fine edge of porcelain at that point will be shivered, making it rough, and impairing the beauty of the work.
What to read after Crown And Bridge-Work : for Students And Practitioners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peeso, Frederic Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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