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We mostly use LT, but have found that others are using mostly HT. Which do you use and when?
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Which ingots do you prefer for Emax? · Michelle Mathuews · August 27, 2013
I'm partial to the LT. Most of the dentists I work for prefer it too...They say the HT seems too gray for their liking.
Which ingots do you prefer for Emax? · Martin Martinez, CDT · January 28, 2014
I would say broaden your horizon. Emax offers so many ingot types that its too hard to say in general. But I can say that HT ingots are good for posterior...
Which ingots do you prefer for Emax? · Patrick Coon, CDT/TE · January 28, 2014
My workhorse ingot is the LT with a little more now going to the value shades (V1, V2, V3). The issue with the HTs is that they were developed to...
Is postcard marketing effective? · Robert Squire · Tuesday at 12:25 pm
Not really. I think if you want to keep your name in prospective client's offices you need to use some type of marketing tool that is not quickly looked...
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Show MoreJim Thacker Depends on the shade. We use the Impulse a lot.
Ursula Razo I like using LT ingots. I think it gives brighter look than HT
Tom Rysz I would recommend MO 0 .Perfect if u know how to deal with it.