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Problem / Question |
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What is the difference between AD-B and AD-T? |
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Solution / Answer |
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AD-T is used for small additional build-up for Enamel and/or translucent. AD-B is used for small additions where some body porcelain is needed, e.g., the cervical area. Both porcelains are used during the glazing cycle. |
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Problem / Question |
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After AD-T was applied and baked that area became chalky. |
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Cause |
| Too much AD-T was used. |
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Solution / Answer |
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If a large addition is required, use regular porcelain. |