Soap Carving Instructions
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ScribdTranslationsDental morphology I: tech level. Lab. Dental.
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Prof: Juan Aravena Cáceres.
STUDENT'S NAME DATE
/ / 2013
TEACHER SUBJECT
Juan Aravena C Dental morphology
CAREER LEVEL 0 points
Dental Laboratory Technician Yo SCORE SIGNATURE
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WRITTEN ORAL PRACTICE MIXED
MODALITY:
SOAP CARVING INSTRUCTIONS:
General objective:
1. Achieve skill and dexterity for the preparation of future dental
structures and crowns.
2. Allow the student to transfer theoretical knowledge of dental anatomy
(morphology) to full-scale structures.
3. Use glycerin soap of any color as a preparation medium.
4. Manage to obtain perfect rectangles and squares, with the
measurements required for the activity.
Requirements:
1. achieve rectangles of 3cm x 1.5 cm., quantity 4.
2. achieve 2.5 cm squares. x 2.5 cm., quantity 2.
3. The aforementioned elements must have smooth, regular and shiny
surfaces, with acute angles at all their intersections.
4. The required structures must be presented in the time and deadline set
by the teacher.
Materials:
Glycerin soap quantity 4.
Stocking panty.
Knife.
Thick cardboard.
Rule or square.
10cm x 10cm thick glass tiles, quantity 2.
Cotton.
Corresponding spatulas (lecron, wax and godiba).
Photocopies of: Manual of applied functional dental anatomy,
author: Mario figún.
Small box containing structures.
Metal or plastic meter foot.
Dental morphology I: tech level. Lab. Dental. 2
Prof: Juan Aravena Cáceres.
Manufacturing technique:
1. Eliminate irregularities on the surface of the soap, leaving a regular
block.
2. Design the rectangles and squares with a ruler, leaving an excess margin
of approximately 3 millimeters, for subsequent roughing and polishing.
3. set the perfect measurements of:
rectangle 3 cm. x 1.5cm.
Square 2.5 cm. x 2.5cm.
4. With the warm cardboard box, we proceed to cut the soap.
5. With gentle and measured wear, you reach at least one millimeter of
the required measurement.
6. With the thickest part of the panty you proceed to use the soap.
7. Using the thinnest part of the panty, the finest wear is made and the
final measurement requested is reached.
8. With cotton you give it the final shine.
9. With the meter foot the exact measurements of the rectangle and
squares are verified.
10. Once the teacher gives his approval, begin the carving of the
required teeth as follows:
11. Mark on the soap structure the three thirds required for carving
(crown, root, base).
12. Draw on the faces of the rectangle and square the shape of the
required tooth (buccal, incisal or occlusal, palatal or lingual, distal and
its root portion with its base).
13. The excess soap is gradually removed, giving it the shape drawn on each
of the faces of the soap block.
14. Finally, with cotton we give the shine and presentation of our tooth.
Block measurements:
1.5cm.
2.5cm.
3cm.
2.5cm.
Design of teeth: (steps 11 to 14).
1.5cm. 2.5cm.
1.0cm 1.0cm.
1.0cm. 1.0cm.
1.0cm.
0.5mm