Fast Rubber Dam Placement
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Video by Trevon Galbraith
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This is actually a great simple tip that would help a lot, thank you so much!
That way looks so easy.. Easy as on models... Unfortunatelly patients contacts are so tight that usually I tear the dam (or the floss itself) trying to get the rubber in the right position
You can add some Vaseline to the side that goes on the teeth. It should help slide it in.
Bravo inventor of the rubberdam. You must be completely bold by now :)
Great video mate, appreciate it.
great tips. thanks
Hi i wonder if u anesthesize the tooth before putting the rubber dam?
Yes, before. If is another anesthesia needed, they have to take off the rubber dam and then place new one.
Thank you so much , looks much easier , i will try it next time inshAllah .
I have a question , i saw you tight a floss in the clamp , why is that ?
He does this to prevent clamp falling into airways
Or just have the dental assistants do it. Most of them are pros at it. 😂
hello, i have a problem getting the rubber dam through the contacts, i tried with floss and with pushing down , but just couldnt do it. Even with an assistant helping me stretch the rubber dam towards the alveolar bone i still cound t do it 100 % of the time. How do you think i should approach that? Would a lubricant help in that situation
Use lubricant (water-based one such as glycerin gel or KY gel) or change the rubber dam sheet to the thinner thickness one
My book says you can use Vaseline too?🤷♀️
I use Vaseline it works
A few things: 1) punch bigger holes in your rubber dam...it makes a world of a difference 2) utilize a little saliva as lubricant (vaseline works too, but this is a video on doing it quick) 3) You can stretch your rubber dam on the frame so that your holes more or less line up with the teeth 4) If your floss pulls out the dam when you pull out of the contact either pull it out the side, or utilize either side of the floss to pass through the contact again and then pull out to the side. Hope this helps!
Looks like 4.0x keplerian dental loupes.
Try 8x keplerian (prismatic) haha. And with a full arch field of view. I believe you produce higher quality dentistry under higher magnification.
Barrel seemed to short for 8x and too long for 4x. 8x is good. It is only loupes magnification that enables dentist to see microscopic undercuts in crown preparations.
@@mamounjo Nah, 5x is the sweet spot for prosthodontic work in loupes. 8x is way beyond the point of diminishing returns. There's no such thing as free lunch in optics. Even the marginal improvement of magnification from 5x to 6x nearly halves your DoF. At 8x it'll be so small, every time your patient moves, you'll have to re-adjust. If it isn't so, and if you can actually see the full arch, then the manufacturer lied about the magnification. Which happens much more often than people think, by the way.
Besides, undercuts and J-margins are a matter of technique rather than magnification anyway.
You look like Luka Doncic
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