Replacing Extensive Amalgam Restorations with Composite Cores
(Afternoon tea pics 1125.5: GC MI Gracefil) Decision to replace this amalgam with a composite core prior to future transitional bonding for this gentleman. The tooth mesial to this […]
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How to Correct a Gummy Smile
A “gummy” smile refers to the look of a heavy or dominating gumline, sometimes causing the teeth to look short and disproportionate when compared to the gums. A balanced, symmetrical […]
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Small cervical lesions
I really like the small Class V’s. #smallerballer #ClassVaction #GC #EssentiaU
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Biomimetic Dentistry using a Supercomposite
(Afternoon tea pics 1123.3: Voco Grandio SO | Final Touch Tints | Sanctuary Non-Latex Dam) Voco Grandio SO and Final Touch tints. The closest thing you’re going to get […]
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Using Supercomposites to replace Large Fillings
Showing this molar some love with the OG Supercomposite. I used multiple layers of Kerr Herculite XL2 flowable as an opaquer to help neutralize the dark value of the stained […]
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Replacing Large Old Amalgams with Fresh Bonded Composite
Yes, those Garrison rings are a bit used and need to be refreshed. Like this restoration did. There was a small gap between the cavosurface of the mesial proximal box […]
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Sensitivity Relief with Bonded Resin Restorations
Sometimes the small things make the biggest difference in a patient’s life #sensitivityrelief #GC #EssentiaU #ClassV
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Class V Restorations using GC Essentia U, G-MultiPrimer and G-Premio Bond
Class V bangers to start this weekend off right. The bridge abutment (#5/14) required separate 5% HF (aq) etching of the porcelain before conventional etching of the enamel/dentin. Silane coupling […]
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Class V restorations
Class V bangers to satisfy that craving on a humpday afternoon. #GC #EssentiaU
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Replacing Old Fillings before Transitional Bonding
Getting this patient ready for deprogramming and eventual transitional bonding. Class V restorations completed using #GC #EssentiaU. This is a case that demonstrates that sometimes more chroma is desired than […]
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