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Seamless Shade Transition From Provisionals to Final
Vident, a VITA® Company · LAB DAY Chicago 2013
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Felix Pages, CDT, explains how to provide predictable shades using VITA 3D-Master and Classical shades across many restorative options, including denture teeth, prep shaded
resins, provisional materials, lightcure resin stains, veneering materials and millable ceramics.
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Brea, CA
Vident, a VITA Company, was established in 1984 to provide a unique combination of dedicated people experienced...
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Top Reasons Laboratories Subcontract
- 78% Don’t have the equipment, staff or expertise in house - 48% To offer a wider variety of restorations - 12% When they have too much work/to even out the workflow - 11% To test new products and restorative materials before making purchases - 7% When the lab is short staffed - 3% When our equipment is down/being repaired
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