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DENTSPLY Ceramco
570 West College Avenue
York, PA 17404 USA
Phone: 800-487-0100
Email:
ceramcomkting@dentsply.com
DENTSPLY Ceramco
Technical Center
Six Terri Lane
Burlington, NJ 08016 USA
Phone: 800-487-0100
DENTSPLY's Neytech Service Center
13553 Calimesa Boulevard
Yucaipa, CA 92399
Phone: 800-835-6639
Please feel free to send an
e-mail to the Neytech
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or concerns regarding
our equipment.
Our e-mail address is: equipmentrepair.ca@dentsply.com |
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Level 1 - Basic Level
Ceramco offers two-day courses on "Basics of Alloy Selection and Processing" and "Fundamentals of Dental
Ceramics." Each course is limited to 12 participants.
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Basics of Alloy Selection and Processing
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This presentation will address the basic science and art of using alloys in the dental lab. Alloy categories,
cost factoring, and proper selection will be addressed. You will also learn the simple steps required to
process any ceramic or crown and bridge dental alloy. Spruing, investing, burnout, casting, and proper
finishing procedures will be discussed. This information will allow you to understand the basics of
processing a dental alloy. Marketing techniques for these products will also be discussed.
To register contact Toni Testa, Technical Coordinator at 800-487-0100 x6040.
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Fundamentals of Dental Ceramics
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This program will provide the beginning ceramist with the information and skills needed to be a productive
member of the ceramic department. Upon completion, the technician will understand and be able to complete
all steps involved in a porcelain-fused-to-metal restoration. Subjects that will be covered include: model
and die work, ceramic framework design, waxing, spruing, investing, casting and finishing.
This course will also include metal preparation, degassing, opaquing, porcelain build-up, finishing, stain
and glaze. The course is comprised of 50% theory and 50% hands-on experience. The theory section will cover
alloy considerations, CTE, ceramic materials composition and manufacture. The hands-on section will cover
porcelain application from opaquing through stain and glaze. Marketing techniques for these products will
also be discussed.
To register contact Toni Testa, Technical Coordinator at 800-487-0100 x6040.
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