Number One Factor to Avoiding Tooth Pain

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Applying this video's strategic micro occlusion strategy is a proven way of significantly avoiding post-placement sensitivity on crown(s) and other indirect restorations. The current CEREC software has several practical tools to effectively work through the occlusal design and contact placement.
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[@user-lo1fp2mh9o]

James, you were going to post a linked re: compressed bite

[@KlimDDS]

It has now been added. bit.ly/3LH5oWU

[@dongdongdong8413]

thank you master

[@mohamedalaaeldin1]

very informative ,, very accurate ,, great master

[@ryanlemke8091]

Thanks for another great video, James! Are you glazing the posterior emax with MiYO or emax crystal glaze? Do you find the type of glaze effects the contact strength at delivery?

[@KlimDDS]

Not much the brushing the glaze thinner over contact zones, and the also includes the proximal as well as the occlusal contact zones.

[@beatelehnhardt1767]

Do you still use -25 for proximal contact strengh for Omnicam and emax?

[@KlimDDS]

Yes.

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