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For all my provisionals in the anterior and most in the posterior I use a wax blueprint or wax-up. We do these in house by myself or my assistant Andrea does them for me. We use pre-made wax forms from Lab Innovations, www.labinnovations.com, which allow us to quickly and easily create amazing wax-ups. This particular wax-up took 20 minutes. Listen to the voice attachment for an in-depth description of each step.

This is what my set up looks like for waxing.

Close up of hand carvers.

Wax forms.

Close up of wax forms.

Pre-op model.

Wax form tried for fit.

Facial view.

Carved to place.

Tacked with wax.

Begin Lingual Fill.

Start of Lingual Anatomy.

More Lingual Anatomy.

Start of Facial Fill.

Round Line Angles.

Refine Lingual Anatomy.

Finish Facial View.

Finish Lingual View.