Phantom metal

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Phantom metal is used in dentistry (sub-area: dentures ) for cost reasons for training purposes instead of gold alloys for the production of dental crowns and bridges . The alloy consists of:

Various plumb bobs are also available.

The melting range is 770 to 880 ° C. The use of plaster-bonded investments is therefore possible. Phantom metal is not biocompatible , so it is not used in patients. The initially gold-like color soon oxidizes bluish-purple. The vapors released during processing should, if possible, not be inhaled.

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