In this video we will show the process to create this difficult 3 unit titanium mini-bar
with porcelain bridge.
We will show the design in exocad, the titanium grinding,
the titanium bonding application, and the finished product
Let's get started.
on the facial view we thin out the area near the mid-line
making it shorter and cut the sides because we are going to make a bridge
we thin out the shoulder and change the proportions to act as prep stumps
next we raise the CEJ to line up with the adjacent teeth
and we duplicate the symmetry for the other central
then we raise the tissue area so that it will touch the gums
later we will polish the titanium bar
and we continue to fill in the gaps to the tissue
then we create deep shoulders for the linguals
after we mill the titanium mini bar we are going to make
a PFM bridge with semi-precious metal copings
we make the lingual a little bit thin, and refine the shoulder prep area
then we flatten the gingival area
It is very important to check the occlusion we cut it more facially because we need 2 mm of room
then we tighten the occlusion and make room for the bridge
after the titanium bridge has been milled,
we grind it to the right shape to act as the framework for the bridge
Now it's ready to apply GC Titanium Bonder.
It doesn't need to be too think.
Then we bake it at 800° C in the IBEX oven.
Now we add porcelain
We created titanium mini-bar
and then we made the porcelain, baking porcelain fused titanium
and then we polished it underneath so, to finish this 3 unit case we're going
to cement together like that, okay?
okay, this is final we cemented it, put it together
great texture, great translucency and opaque linguals
and then we cemented together, pushed the gum areas, now it's pretty good
it's really good occlusion contact, makes slightly slightly light occlusion
and then here's the final restoration for the doctor
great integration for the gum
and now it's good to go, great, okay