Anyone know of any website or anywhere you can purchase extracted teeth? I'm desperate for WREB. Everything I or anyone else collects sucks for endo.
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savinteeth said:Anyone know of any website or anywhere you can purchase extracted teeth? I'm desperate for WREB. Everything I or anyone else collects sucks for endo.
Sorry, I don't know of any site, but I do know that if you spread out a large enough net you're bound by sheer odds to catch the fish you're looking for.
I'd visit some offices and tell them *exactly* what you are looking for.
savinteeth said:Anyone know of any website or anywhere you can purchase extracted teeth? I'm desperate for WREB. Everything I or anyone else collects sucks for endo.
There are a number of large denture mills in Florence, South Carolina that take out alot of teeth... I had a classmate get some there. I'd recommend just hitting up 4-5 oral surgeons. You should be able to get a couple of good maxillary bicuspids for the posterior 2 canal tooth from ortho patients. Maxillary centrals are harder to get. I'd avoid any mandibular anterior, and maxillary molar (unless you enjoy finding MB1 and MB2). A maxillary central and an maxillary 1st bicuspid is ideal for wreb, with a second backup maxillary 1st bicuspid. I didnt have a backup max central in the endo mount since it would cause overlap of the mesial-distal radiograph shot they demand.
PS the endo models sucked when I took it in Spring 2004, beware of teeth popping out of the endo putty
Extraction said:There are a number of large denture mills in Florence, South Carolina that take out alot of teeth... I had a classmate get some there. I'd recommend just hitting up 4-5 oral surgeons. You should be able to get a couple of good maxillary bicuspids for the posterior 2 canal tooth from ortho patients. Maxillary centrals are harder to get. I'd avoid any mandibular anterior, and maxillary molar (unless you enjoy finding MB1 and MB2). A maxillary central and an maxillary 1st bicuspid is ideal for wreb, with a second backup maxillary 1st bicuspid. I didnt have a backup max central in the endo mount since it would cause overlap of the mesial-distal radiograph shot they demand.
PS the endo models sucked when I took it in Spring 2004, beware of teeth popping out of the endo putty
The way to avoid knocking out the right tooth is to isolate by putting the clamp on the adjacent tooth. Thats how I did it in the mock WREB that I just took.
Thanks for the advice! It always helps...
Extraction said:There are a number of large denture mills in Florence, South Carolina that take out alot of teeth... I had a classmate get some there. I'd recommend just hitting up 4-5 oral surgeons. You should be able to get a couple of good maxillary bicuspids for the posterior 2 canal tooth from ortho patients. Maxillary centrals are harder to get. I'd avoid any mandibular anterior, and maxillary molar (unless you enjoy finding MB1 and MB2). A maxillary central and an maxillary 1st bicuspid is ideal for wreb, with a second backup maxillary 1st bicuspid. I didnt have a backup max central in the endo mount since it would cause overlap of the mesial-distal radiograph shot they demand.
PS the endo models sucked when I took it in Spring 2004, beware of teeth popping out of the endo putty