I haven't seen a video on how the crowns transfer to the oven after applying all this stains with out touching the crowns, all the videos I seen so just show the application of the stains and glazing with tweezers but I know you can't lay the crowns down so it needs to be on some sort of support
The easiest way is to have the crowns already on a sagger peg with some peg putty. If it needs to be stained in the mouth, there are sticks (Pulpdent Pic-n-Stic) with a sticky wax on the end and this can be used to support the crown from the lingual surface for shading the facial…and then put on a peg with peg putty.
@@Jensendental Thanks for the reply, I figured you use a peg < just that I never seen one done using a peg, Perhaps it is more difficult? would it moves too much when applying the glaze or stains?
I haven't seen a video on how the crowns transfer to the oven after applying all this stains with out touching the crowns, all the videos I seen so just show the application of the stains and glazing with tweezers but I know you can't lay the crowns down so it needs to be on some sort of support
The easiest way is to have the crowns already on a sagger peg with some peg putty. If it needs to be stained in the mouth, there are sticks (Pulpdent Pic-n-Stic) with a sticky wax on the end and this can be used to support the crown from the lingual surface for shading the facial…and then put on a peg with peg putty.
@@Jensendental Thanks for the reply, I figured you use a peg < just that I never seen one done using a peg, Perhaps it is more difficult? would it moves too much when applying the glaze or stains?