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LMT Communications, Inc.
Newtown, CT
Photo 7 The restorations after contouring and glazing.
LMT Communications, Inc.
Newtown, CT
Photo 6 Apply various porcelains and modifiers to achieve your desired esthetics.
LMT Communications, Inc.
Newtown, CT
Photo 5 Properly fired bonder surface is dark and shiny.
LMT Communications, Inc.
Newtown, CT
Photo 4 Never exceed 2.5 bars or 35 PSI of pressure when blasting.
LMT Communications, Inc.
Newtown, CT
Photo 3 Finish down sprue sites with titanium carbide cutters.
LMT Communications, Inc.
Newtown, CT
Photo 2 There’s no limit to the size of the case you can mill in titanium; shown here, a 14-unit bridge.
LMT Communications, Inc.
Newtown, CT
Photo 1 A properly fired CL-W tab is clear and retains sharp edges.
