Labodent Dental CAD/CAM Wax Milling Blank – Blue 12mm

Description

Labodent Dental CAD/CAM Wax Blanks – Blue are premium-quality milling blanks specifically developed for CAD/CAM fabrication of dental wax patterns used in fixed and removable prosthodontics. Manufactured from high-density synthetic wax, these blanks provide exceptional dimensional stability, precise milling performance, and smooth surface quality, making them ideal for producing highly accurate restorations and casting patterns. The homogeneous blue wax material offers excellent visibility during design verification and finishing while minimizing chipping and burr formation during milling. The blanks exhibit outstanding machining characteristics with clean margins, excellent edge stability, and residue-free burnout, making them suitable for lost-wax casting procedures. Available in multiple thicknesses, Labodent Dental CAD/CAM Wax Blanks are ideal for fabricating crowns, bridges, implant frameworks, copings, telescopic crowns, and removable prosthetic frameworks with superior accuracy and efficiency.

Key Features

• High-density synthetic wax for precision CAD/CAM milling
• Homogeneous material ensures consistent milling quality
• Excellent dimensional stability and machining accuracy
• Smooth surface finish with clean restoration margins
• Low chipping and burr formation during milling
• Residue-free burnout suitable for lost-wax casting
• Easy trimming, carving, and finishing
• Blue color enhances restoration visibility during fabrication
• Suitable for crowns, bridges, implant frameworks, and casting patterns
• Compatible with standard dental CAD/CAM milling systems

Specifications

• Product Type: CAD/CAM Wax Milling Blank
• Material: High-Density Synthetic Dental Wax
• Color: Blue
• Available Thickness: 10 mm, 12 mm, 14 mm, 16 mm, 18 mm, 20 mm, 22 mm, 25 mm
• Construction: Homogeneous Wax Blank
• Application: CAD/CAM Wax Pattern Fabrication
• Indications: Crowns, Bridges, Copings, Implant Frameworks, Telescopic Crowns, Removable Prosthetic Frameworks, Casting Patterns
• Burnout: Clean, Residue-Free Burnout
• Machining Performance: Excellent Milling Accuracy with Minimal Chipping
• Compatibility: Standard CAD/CAM Dental Milling Systems

Packaging

• 1 x Labodent Dental CAD/CAM Wax Blanks – Blue

Directions for Use

Step 1 — Select the Correct Blank Diameter

• Choose the appropriate blank diameter based on your restoration size and milling machine compatibility
• Confirm the selected diameter fits your CAD/CAM milling unit’s holder
• Inspect the blank for any cracks or deformities before loading

Step 2 — Design the Restoration in CAD Software

• Import the scanned preparation data into your CAD software
• Design the restoration — crown, bridge, inlay, onlay, or coping
• Verify margins, contours, and occlusal anatomy in the software before milling
• Save and send the verified design file to the milling machine

Step 3 — Load the Wax Blank

• Insert the selected blue wax blank securely into the milling machine holder
• Ensure the blank is firmly locked with no movement
• Confirm correct blank diameter and thickness are entered into the milling software

Step 4 — Set Milling Parameters

• Select wax as the material type in the milling software
• Use dry milling mode — wax blanks do not require water or coolant
• Set appropriate milling speed for wax material
• Preview the milling path before starting to confirm correct positioning

Step 5 — Mill the Restoration

• Start the milling cycle and allow it to complete fully
• Do not interrupt the milling cycle midway
• The blue colour provides excellent visual contrast for easy inspection after milling

Step 6 — Remove & Inspect the Milled Pattern

• Carefully remove the milled wax pattern from the blank
• Inspect all margins, contours, and occlusal anatomy for accuracy
• Check that all margins are clean, sharp, and well-defined
• Minor refinements can be made using a wax carver or scalpel

Step 7 — Verify on the Model

• Seat the milled wax pattern on the working die or stone model
• Check the following:
  • Marginal fit and seating
  • Proximal contacts
  • Occlusal clearance
  • Overall tooth form and contour

Step 8 — Make CAD Adjustments if Needed

• If the wax pattern reveals any fit or design issues go back to the CAD software
• Make necessary corrections to the digital design
• Re-mill a new wax pattern to verify the corrected design
• Repeat until the wax pattern fits perfectly on the model

Additional Information

• Country of Origin: PRC

Warranty & Service

• Warranty is not applicable for this product