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Dental Stone: Yellow, made of alpha hemihydrate, hard, used for metal work such as metal bridges etc..

Dental plaster: white, made of beta hemihydrate, soft(er).

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To make dental stone plaster, start by mixing calcium sulfate hemihydrate (the primary component of dental stone) with water in a clean container. The typical ratio is about 30 grams of powder to 100 milliliters of water, but this can vary based on the desired consistency. Stir the mixture thoroughly to eliminate lumps and achieve a smooth, even consistency. Finally, pour the mixture into your desired mold, allowing it to set and harden according to the manufacturer's instructions.


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