Anterior e.max Stain and Glaze Workflow for the CAD/CAM Dentists

[@AndrewLee-nb2jj]

Amazing content Dr. Klim! I hope to be able to take your CE classes one day. Thank you for all that you do for the youtube community!

[@KlimDDS]

Thanks

[@dpm-directprojectmarketers6186]

Wow such artistry.. amazing

[@talktotifa]

Beautiful work! I’ve had little experience staining eMax pre-crystallization, as I find it too challenging nailing the shade.

[@KlimDDS]

It is nice to have a bisque shade for isolated teeth and blending. However, with experience, I am getting closer all the time with pre-crystallized addition. Then, if a second addition of colors is needed, then a second firing is always possible.

[@Valrocket]

Excellent Video thanks to share us. Very educative. I will try to do it equal!

[@KlimDDS]

You can do it!

[@rodriguesmarcelo3216]

Hello my old friend! Thank you very much, you has been a super support for me all this year’s, high now I wonder if you need someone to help you? Thank you! Take care Marcelo Sweden!

[@KlimDDS]

Always the best, and thanks for the comments.

[@madd0070]

Loved this thank you!

[@KlimDDS]

You're so welcome!

[@joextext]

Wow! You are an amazing artist!

[@KlimDDS]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Thompson_Goncalves]

Congratulations!! Excellent job! It’s difficult to mix the shades with the glaze together.

[@KlimDDS]

Are you using MiYO? It was designed to mix shades without smearing the shades.

[@Pentadrian91]

Great content Doc. Hope to attend your CE hands on this year. Our office has a progrramat Cs6 Oven. We do E.max with speed fire cycle. Would MiYo 850 be used with speed fire on Cs6?

[@KlimDDS]

Yes, 850 works fine in the CS6

[@robertmckernan8469]

Wonderful job, this has helped me greatly for my cerec glazing in my office. One challenge I do have is the glaze often gets runny and further characterization migrates on application. Any tips?

[@KlimDDS]

How are the glaze and colors being stored? Are they fresh every day? And if stored, is there any moisture support, they will run.

[@robertmckernan8469]

@@KlimDDS I mix them with each use. Stored in their screwable containers and mixed in a painters tray with well.

[@synspar]

Amazing job!! Do you fabricate all your fixed prosthetics?

[@KlimDDS]

Thank you. Yes, I fabricate all the fixed prosthetics in my practice. It is one of my passions, and I love what I do. All the best.

[@gassanshakar5731]

Dr. Klim, can you add stain and glaze after you bake the crown without glazing? It is so hard to see the true color through purple

[@KlimDDS]

Yes. With HT, the more bakes will create more translucency, thereby lowering the value. One thing with MiYO 850, with experience, placing the MiYO in the pre-crystalized phase will preserve the value of the ceramic better, particularly when doing veneers less than 500 um in thickness. That is the point of this video. All the best.

[@samw7073]

True artisan.

[@KlimDDS]

Thanks

[@DentistfromUSA]

perfect work

[@KlimDDS]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@badxactinxmusic]

How do I take your class

[@KlimDDS]

Go to www.cadstar.org. All the best!

[@massimovitali1259]

Why speed crystallization? It’s not spray glaze. Thanks

[@KlimDDS]

Though Ivoclar recommends a speed cycle for only spray glaze, it is all about avoiding bubbling. You will find that MiYO 850 does not bubble, so it is not a problem in the speed cycle.

[@aroncarvajal7080]

I understand that emax could be done in the green stage, and that for teaching purposes is good to have this vídeos, but working out of purple tooth is asking for a mismatch, I've been a dental technician for 20 years and I've done custom shades and many many many crowns, and I can tell you that matching a shade with a pre shaded crown is difficult even more working from a purple color crown.

[@KlimDDS]

You are correct, matching in the blue state can be difficult, at first, having done my own ceramics for over 25 years I get it. Each ceramic brand and translucency have unique behaviors. I have taught ceramist and dentist for years, and the information in this video is a small "snap shot" of what is possible with practice and experience. All the best.