ProWax Veneers and Occlusal Forms

Instructions for Use

The ProWax systems can be used for pressable ceramics, diagnostic wax-ups, gold crowns,
temporary crown & bridge work and guides for crown and bridge implant frames. Using this
system, a technician can realize up to a 70% time savings as opposed to waxing up from scratch.
In addition to the labor savings, laboratories can benefit from the consistency of each case
produced from the ProWax systems.

Each veneer/occlusal pattern has a corresponding model making it easy to select the right pattern
for a given case

For pressable ceramics, diagnostic wax-ups, full cast crowns, temporaries, and guides for crown
and bridge implant frames

Produces consistent quality and aesthetics every time

Numbered according to the Universal Tooth Numbering Code

Made of high quality, 100% Ash Free ivory wax

ProWax ivory sculpting wax is made of the same high quality, ash free wax that the patterns are
made of. It possesses a fine combination of carving and modeling waxes to ensure that like the
patterns, it maintains a level of flexibility for homogenous waxing and contouring.

Tips for ordering refills kits

All forms are available individually in 20 piece refill kits.

In order to ensure that your refill order is taken accurately and, to receive the desired mold of
teeth, we recommend using the item numbers provided inside the drawer compartments. The
item numbers are coded to each specific tooth number and situation model letter, for example:

Item number X291 08A belongs to tooth number 8 (Upper right central) from situation model A

Item number X291 23I belongs to tooth number 23 (Lower left lateral) from situation model I

Item number X291 04B belongs to tooth number 4 (Upper right 2nd premolar) from quadrant
model B

Item number X291 30C belongs to tooth number 30 (Lower right 1st molar) from quadrant model
C

There is a Universal Tooth Numbering Code diagram of the upper and lower arches in the next
page to be used for referencing.

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Study models for a given case
All situation models are coded with a
letter to differentiate among the
teeth shapes and arrangements.
Place the veneer on the die to
visualize the general orientation and
line angle of the tooth/teeth.
Lingual contours are hand-finished
according to tooth morphology and
occlusion.
6 units prepped to be restored. The
veneers can be used to make
temporary bridges or be used in
pressable ceramics applications among
others.
Now select the veneers from the
drawer that matches the letter from
the situation model. Each veneer is
inscribed with the matching letter and
tooth number.
Apply ProWax ivory wax to the die and
press the veneer on before the wax
cools.
Situation models are designed to
expedite the veneers selection process
and to aide the technician in
fabricating a natural and aesthetic
restoration quickly.
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Select a situation model whose teeth
closely resemble the size and shape
of those to be restored.
All drawer compartments are labeled
and, assembled in the order of front
to back (Centrals, Laterals and
Canines)
Veneers are sealed from the lingual
side and contoured accordingly.
The wax-up can now be processed in
a manner consistent with the type of
restoration being made.

Four posterior teeth prepped for
restoration.
Occlusal forms are also inscribed
with a letter that matches the one
on the quadrant situation model and
the tooth number. They are useful
for full cast crown and bridge,
temporaries and pressable ceramics.
Refine and accentuate occlusal
anatomy if need be.
Use of Occlusal Forms
Select the situation model that
corresponds to the side of the arch
where the teeth will be restored.
Place the occlusal form on the die to
visualize the general orientation of the
posteriors.
Finish proximal and marginal contours.
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Posterior situation models are also
coded with a letter to differentiate
between the upper, lower, right, and
left sides of the mouth. The drawers
are arranged from front to back in
this order: Situation model,
premolars and molars
Check and adjust occlusion as
necessary; then apply ProWax ivory
wax to the dies and press the
occlusal forms into place.
The wax-up can now be processed in
a manner consistent with the type of
restoration being made.