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Proud members of D.I.A.C. since
1992
Dental
Industry Association of Canada
Association
Canadienne de l'Industrie Dentaire
dent-line of canada inc.,
1170 Concession Road 4, Loretto,
Ontario, Canada, L0G 1L0
Customer Service:
1-800-250-5111 for Canada
Tel. 519-942-9315
Fax. 519-942-8150
Exclusive
Distributors of Bredent Products in Canada since 1991
Proud Distributors for Renfert USA since 1991
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Case Study # 1
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This female patient has a six unit anterior bridge. A stress breaking
tube
attachment was utilized from the left lateral. Notice that the VKS mini
male attachment is placed closer to the gingiva. Its 1.7 mm. dia. and
placement
provide more room to create aesthetics, since the anterior teeth are
narrower
buccal lingually. A removable cast partial denture was fabricated.
Additional
adjustable retention was achieved by crowning the second molar and
adding
a third attachment rather than traditional clasping of the abutment.
Case Study # 2
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A Senior male. Treatment: Construct 2 lower centrals PFM
Crowns and 1st and 2nd bicuspid PFM crowns with 3 bredent VKS SG
attachments. A lower Cast Partial Denture was fabricated utilizing the
yellow (normal) female attachment. Notice no areas of metal showing in
this aesthetically attractive lower combination case.
Note: Green female attachment -
reduced friction
Yellow female attachment - normal friction
Red female attachment - high friction.
The VKS stud snap can be used with slender frameworks such as
the centrals. A mini 1.7 was used to create enough space for
aesthetics.
For More
Case
Studies
For Canadian enquiries, you
can reach our technical director, Peter T. Pontsa, R.D.T. at
1-800-250-5111 or e mail us at dent-line of canada inc.
OR
For U.S. enquries,
please contact XPDent at (800) 328-3965 or info@xpdent.com
For further information, please write to us at
Dent-Line of Canada Inc.,
1170 4th Line Adjala, R.R. # 1 Loretto, Ontario, Canada, L0G
1L0
Tel. 1-800-250-5111 or Fax. 519-942-8150
For how to increase your attachment business please see the Winter 99
issue of the The Dent-Liner
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