. The science and practice of dental surgery. Fig. 824. 624 which \vill be seen later. The tips of the facingsshould be high enough to touch the Hngualside of the buccal cusps of the upper molars,as in Fig. 824, A. After the facings have been ground theyare held in place with wax, and a wall of plasteris built up on the buccal side so as to retam themm position after the wax has been removed (seeFig. 825). The facings are then removed, and. Fig. 825. the occlusal ends ground off at an angle of about45° with the backs or lingual side, as in Fig. 825,A, leavmg them so that they will clear theocc
. The science and practice of dental surgery. Fig. 824. 624 which \vill be seen later. The tips of the facingsshould be high enough to touch the Hngualside of the buccal cusps of the upper molars,as in Fig. 824, A. After the facings have been ground theyare held in place with wax, and a wall of plasteris built up on the buccal side so as to retam themm position after the wax has been removed (seeFig. 825). The facings are then removed, and. Fig. 825. the occlusal ends ground off at an angle of about45° with the backs or lingual side, as in Fig. 825,A, leavmg them so that they will clear theoccludmg teeth by about ^,\, of an inch. The facings arelthen backed with thinplatinum, the backings touching each otherand extending from the begimiing of the levelat the occlusal end to the saddle, which they
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