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From: BobKK47 on 25 Jul 2008 18:48
I'm having a Cerec all ceramic crown being placed on #12 next week
(I'm wearing the temp now). This is a Cerec Inlab crown, where the
Doc took a standard impression, not one done same day in the dentists
office.

Question for Docs or lab techs. Re: the most common cement(s) used
for this type of crown, what is the setting time. Are we talking a few
minutes, 10 minutes? IOW, how long should I wait after the crown is
place before I can eat or drink. Thanks for info.
From: Amatus Cremona on 26 Jul 2008 08:18
I always tell my patients not to chew anything before they get outside,
since I don't want crumbs on the floor of my office.

AC


"BobKK47" <bkk(a)uplink.net> wrote in message
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> I'm having a Cerec all ceramic crown being placed on #12 next week
> (I'm wearing the temp now). This is a Cerec Inlab crown, where the
> Doc took a standard impression, not one done same day in the dentists
> office.
>
> Question for Docs or lab techs. Re: the most common cement(s) used
> for this type of crown, what is the setting time. Are we talking a few
> minutes, 10 minutes? IOW, how long should I wait after the crown is
> place before I can eat or drink. Thanks for info.


From: Steven Fawks on 27 Jul 2008 09:23
Should have been explained or at least asked at the dental office.


(Glad it's bobKK47 instead of bobAK47 <G>)

Steve


Newbie(a)bix.nex wrote:

> Ba-dump-bump !!
>
> Good one !
>
> On Sat, 26 Jul 2008 08:18:33 -0400, "Amatus Cremona"
> <arcus(a)martole.e..com> wrote:
>
>
>>I always tell my patients not to chew anything before they get outside,
>>since I don't want crumbs on the floor of my office.
>>
>>AC
>>
>>
>>"BobKK47" <bkk(a)uplink.net> wrote in message
>
> IOW, how long should I wait after the crown is
>
>>>place before I can eat or drink. Thanks for info.
>>
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