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Color Atlas Basic Technique for Metal Ceramics : An Introduction to Ceramic Technique / Makoto Yamamoto.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Yamamoto, Makoto, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Dental ceramic metals.
Dental bonding.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (66 pages)
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
Tokyo, Japan : Quintessence Publishing Co., Ltd., [1990]
Summary:
The basic porcelain building technique developed by Mr Makoto Yamamoto, an internationally-known ceramist from Japan, has published his technique in this practical textbook, the latest edition for ceramists to learn esthetic techniques.
Contents:
Cover
Copyright Page
Title Page
Preface
Contents
Chapter I. Introduction to Metal Ceramics
1. Metal Framework
2. Pretreatment of the Metal Surface
a. Precious Metal Alloys
b. Semiprecious Metal Alloys
c. Nonprecious Metal Alloys
3. Crack Measures
4. Metal Framework Distortion Measures
5. How to Make Porcelain Layers
Chapter II. Basic Technique for Building Porcelain Layers
1. Building Technique
2. Hot-Air Technique
3. Instruments
a. Instruments Used for Kneading Porcelain
b. Instruments Used for Building Porcelain
4. Foundation
a. Primer
1. Precious Metal Alloys
2. Nonprecious Metal Alloys
b. Opaque Porcelain Build-Up
c. Cervical Porcelain Build-Up
d. Foundation Stain
5. Dental Porcelain Build-Up
a. Build-Up
b. Cut-Back Generated by AI.
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ISBN:
9781647241995
1647241995
OCLC:
1446133628

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