Class V bangers continued in the first quadrant. #GC #EssentiaU #TransformingLivesOneSmileatATime #TamDentalGroup

Sometimes the depth of an existing restoration is so proximal to the alveolar crest and the old restoration so irritating to the tissues that copious bleeding compromises the rubber dam […]

Starting Humpday off with some first aid for a lost old restoration on a cervical abrasion lesion. #GC #EssentiaU #PremioBond

Non-invasive composite veneers from 6-11 (1.3-2.3) for this lovely patient. #Kerr #Harmonize #TamDentalGroup #ResponsibleEsthetics

Can’t argue with bleaching science – when delivered in a controlled, tested modality, whitening results like this predictably achieved by our practice. #Ultradent #Opalesence

(In the process) Redefining this patient’s smile in preparation for a wedding.  Cervical lesions made invisible in the 2nd quadrant.  Still need to do the first quadrant, but what a […]

One week reassessment of this lady’s #8 and 9, which were removed due to oblique root fractures earlier this year.  Glad to see the semblence of a midline papillae happening. […]

Evening All(e), Had the opportunity to partially replace this old restoration on my chairside’s daughter this afternoon.  I almost forget how much I love this material. #Voco #GrandioSO #FinalTouchTints #Isodam […]

This Class V is a case where the chameleon effect of Essentia U doesn’t blend too well – again, in older individuals, a minimum of an A3 to A3.5 should […]

Old composite restorations don’t always need to be removed in their entirety.  In this case where one is dovetailing into the existing restoration, the margin is always bevelled before the […]