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4-2. Layering diagram<br />
Basic layering 1 (when Opaque Liner is <strong>use</strong>d)<br />
Opaque Liner is applied to the <strong>al</strong>umina to create the base shade of the<br />
<strong>al</strong>umina coping. In case of discolored teeth or where a met<strong>al</strong> post has been<br />
placed, apply Opaque Liner.<br />
Enamel<br />
Body<br />
Opaque Liner<br />
Cervic<strong>al</strong><br />
Alumina<br />
coping<br />
4-3. Basic layering<br />
When using Opaque Liner<br />
(1) First Opaque Liner firing<br />
In case of discolored teeth or where a met<strong>al</strong><br />
post has been placed, darker areas should<br />
be masked with Opaque Liner. Apply<br />
Opaque Liner to cover the whole <strong>al</strong>umina<br />
coping and fire it.<br />
(2) Second Opaque Liner firing<br />
After firing the first layer of Opaque Liner<br />
apply a second layer to complete the<br />
masking of the <strong>al</strong>umina coping.<br />
Application of Opaque Liner<br />
Layering structure using Opaque liner<br />
Note<br />
As the Opaque Liner liquid may separate, <strong>al</strong>ways<br />
mix it be<strong>for</strong>e <strong>use</strong>.<br />
If bubbles appear in the Opaque Liner, please note<br />
the following:<br />
Please avoid applying Opaque Liner in excessively<br />
thick layers.<br />
Dry thoroughly be<strong>for</strong>e firing.<br />
Avoid placing copings coated with Opaque Liner<br />
on a hot firing tray.<br />
Firing Opaque Liner<br />
Application<br />
Basic layering 2 (when Opaque Liner is not <strong>use</strong>d)<br />
In cases with no discolored teeth build-up without using Opaque Liner and<br />
apply Cervic<strong>al</strong> porcelain from the cervic<strong>al</strong> to incis<strong>al</strong> areas. For darker shades,<br />
apply Stain, fire it to fix in place and create the base shade of the coping<br />
be<strong>for</strong>e applying Cervic<strong>al</strong> porcelain.<br />
Enamel<br />
Body<br />
Alumina coping<br />
Cervic<strong>al</strong><br />
(3) Firing Cervic<strong>al</strong> porcelain<br />
Apply Cervic<strong>al</strong> porcelain to the cervic<strong>al</strong> area<br />
and fire.<br />
Hints<br />
Procera ® copings should be<br />
heat-treated in advance.<br />
The basic shade of Opaque Liner can<br />
be optimized by using SHOFU<br />
Porcelain Stain (Shade No. 41 – 49).<br />
Application of Cervic<strong>al</strong><br />
porcelain<br />
After firing Cervic<strong>al</strong> porcelain<br />
Application<br />
Layering structure without Opaque Liner<br />
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