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Gary Grosclaude, CDT · Owner/ Ceramist/ Fingerstyle Guitar Player
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Gary Grosclaude, CDT · Owner/ Ceramist/ Fingerstyle Guitar Player
What is the best porcelain system out there? I know that this is a broad question but I'm really interested in what you think. I have been using Jensen Creation porcelain and Noritake EX3 and would like peoples opinion on this. Maybe there is a new porcelain out there that I don't know about that shrinks...See more
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Aaron Hoffman · Part Owner (I'd rather be in the trenches than a suit)
My absolute favorite porcelain is Vita's VM9 for zirconia. It's beautiful, and it HARDLY shrinks. We also use Vita VMK Master for PFM's and it does all of the above, but does shrink slightly more than their VM9. I'd be interested in what people thought about the VM13. We've never tried it, but if it matches their VM9 line, I'd be willing to switch. People say Vita is a "sensitive" porcelain,...See more
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Sjaan Adema, CDT, TE · Owner
Its' all good
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Gary Grosclaude, CDT · Owner/ Ceramist/ Fingerstyle Guitar Player
Hi Sjaan, You said "it's all good" we're you referring to all porcelains are all good? I get that the material in the right hands and it's all about the tech and not the ceramics argument but I'm really just trying to open a discussion about material superiority. You know- handling shrinkage color etc... Any comments?
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Dan O'Rourke · Owner, President
Gary, I have used d.sign porcelain since it's inception. I don't think it's very different from Creation except it is kinder to the opposing dentition. I have had great success with it and have no plans on changing.
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Gary Grosclaude, CDT · Owner/ Ceramist/ Fingerstyle Guitar Player
Thanks Dan
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Gary Grosclaude, CDT · Owner/ Ceramist/ Fingerstyle Guitar Player
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Gary Grosclaude, CDT · Owner/ Ceramist/ Fingerstyle Guitar Player
What is the best porcelain system out there? I know that this is a broad question but I'm really interested in what you think. I have been using Jensen Creation porcelain and Noritake EX3 and would like peoples opinion on this. Maybe there is a new porcelain out there that I don't know about that shrinks...See more
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Aaron Hoffman · Part Owner (I'd rather be in the trenches than a suit)
My absolute favorite porcelain is Vita's VM9 for zirconia. It's beautiful, and it HARDLY shrinks. We also use Vita VMK Master for PFM's and it does all of the above, but does shrink slightly more than their VM9. I'd be interested in what people thought about the VM13. We've never tried it, but if it matches their VM9 line, I'd be willing to switch. People say Vita is a "sensitive" porcelain,...See more
Related: VITA® VMK Master -
Sjaan Adema, CDT, TE · Owner
Its' all good
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Gary Grosclaude, CDT · Owner/ Ceramist/ Fingerstyle Guitar Player
Hi Sjaan, You said "it's all good" we're you referring to all porcelains are all good? I get that the material in the right hands and it's all about the tech and not the ceramics argument but I'm really just trying to open a discussion about material superiority. You know- handling shrinkage color etc... Any comments?
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Dan O'Rourke · Owner, President
Gary, I have used d.sign porcelain since it's inception. I don't think it's very different from Creation except it is kinder to the opposing dentition. I have had great success with it and have no plans on changing.
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Gary Grosclaude, CDT · Owner/ Ceramist/ Fingerstyle Guitar Player
Thanks Dan
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Gary Grosclaude, CDT
Owner/ Ceramist/ Fingerstyle Guitar Player
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