Linda from PDS

I'm learning about printed metal copings.  We can design them on our CAD machine and send the file off to a manufacturer who turns them into noble metal.  It has 25% palladium, which qualifies it as a noble alloy.  The rest consists of Chrome, Cobalt and Molybdenum.  cost is more stable than anything we're using now (other than Non Precious) and it is absolutely a precious alloy for insurance purposes.

I've played around with it and the final result looks as good as any porcelain to  high palladium.  Virtually indistinguishable.  I look forward to finding a Dr willing to try it out with me.

more details as they become available.

Thanks for reading,

Linda