Tips and Tricks on Restoring Worn Dentition
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- Опубліковано 16 січ 2017
- In a casual review of a patient case with severe wear, Dr. Margeas gives a lot of information on diagnosis, causes, and treatment possibilities. You won't regret watching this great discussion! Learn more: www.cosmedent.com/cee
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very informative video and easy to understand, great lecturer
The expert! Good job !!!
This video is excellent thank you
It has reinforced my own method with some really great ideas that I will now include
Thanks for your comment Dr. Heenan!
Cosmedent, Inc. please tell me how to find help for my teeth ... I am 53 and the Denton in my teeth is so ugly and painful... I live in Kalamazoo Michigan
Excellent.
what about the interproximal contacts in 12.00?
I have a PT with this same exact issue
Hello doc....for how many time of span should we keep that anterior composite button on palatal side?
What happens if the palatal composite falls off? Could it be rebonded and what strength would that second bond have? Can anyone answer PLEASE!
Tq sir.
Hello thanks for such a great video! This is what iam doing in my daily routine, so this great tips are awesome!
But i have a question what equalibration did he mention? And is it ok to do it in central occlusion instead of cr?
Is it ok to use flowable composite? Thanks a lot, greetings from Belarus
Thanks for your comment! Here is Dr. Margeas response: "I equilibrate using the Kois system. I used composite on the anterior to keep the back teeth from hitting for several minutes. I then equilibrate using the anterior jig. Too complicated to explain equilibration in a comment. You should come to the class and we'll go over in detail. I don't recommend using a flowable. Unless it's a hybrid flow. I don't equilibrate in mip/co (Maximum intercuspation position. Centeric occlusion ). Thanks!"
where can i buy this service. can you do this for me ???
How was the wax up done without a facebow mount??
I have the exact same problem and one of the dentist instead of trying to restore as you did, he said it is necessary to replace all my 28 teeth with crowns for the cost of $15.000. Im only 36 yrs old.
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VERY HARD TO GET
Thanks for the video. but how can I correct the centric relation in this case? if u discuss that it ll be very helpful.
you need to do all the restorations in centric relation but first you always do a deprogramation guard with no posterior contact for 5 weeks then yyou remount the models with that same guard on to centric relation and that is when you do the final waxup ,
the guard is almos as if you where almost using a gothic arch to pin point the exact sam position you can also use a cbct scan to then make sure you are in centric relation just to be sure.
very nice! thank you for sharing.
How did you separate the posterior teeth restoration? i thought usinng disks but it would've make large spaces between them.
I would like to know as well, could some answer please.
Same question
Further to my previous comment Dr I do have a question please?
I have great difficulty with interdental "independence".By that I mean separation (a better word) such that the overlay is not one continuous piece of composite so the patient is able to floss! If one separates each restoration with e.g. a jo dandy disc there is an open contact. Addition of composite is an option and I have used this on each overlay hoping it will hang on as we are told that there is no chemical bond between an oxygen accessed compo and an addition yet the bond strength is in either case the same(??)
Ah of course if one cuts through the contact point with a jo dandy or whatever we expose an oxygen inhibited composite interface?
I'm very interested to know if this is how you reestablish tight contacts?
respectfully yours
John Heenan
New Zealand
We think you will find this tip by Dr. Corky Willhite very useful: ua-cam.com/video/rAjlZJevzeM/v-deo.html
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@@Cosmedent I don’t think you answer his question .in the video the professor press the clear silicone down on the heated composite - I think his question is how did he continue from that to separate the teeth. To make the teeth able to floss
Thank you
I am looking for the answer too
Wouldn’t a night guard help prevent further damage after the work is done?
duh
Im 65 and jy front 2 tooth are wearing behind them,,I cant beleive it..
What are the other options if money wasn't a problem?
Thank you for your comment! Dr. Margeas comments on the video (around 8min 55 sec) that in his opinion E.max press ceramics, bonded to enamel, would probably be the best. But he emphasizes that the easiest material to repair is composite.