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Extensive freehand reconstruction of broken down teeth

Let’s just call this Mordor. No diagnostic wax-up available, freehand coronal reconstruction in direct composite to stabilize teeth ahead of possible occlusal reconstruction. Single shade: A3 #Voco #GrandioSO
Read MoreExtensive Class V restorations ahead of freehand direct coronal reconstruction

Extensive Class V root protection restorations in preparation for coronoproximal restoration replacement. #GC #GaenialMysterySupercomposite
Read MoreAmalgam removal and invisible composite replacement

Single shade chameleon effect amalgam replacement. #Voco #GrandioSO #OGSupercomposite
Read MoreEmergence Profile Detail

Emergence is one of the main focuses of whether a Class V is successful or prone to failure. This is the area where layering should be the most conservative and […]
Read MoreLarge MOD on first premolar composite filling

Large MOD on this first premolar in buccoversion. #Voco #GrandioSO #FinalTouchtints
Read MoreMOD composite restorations

For MOD restorations, I prefer to build one wall before placing the matrix for the opposing wall. This offers more control, more predictable contact strength and morphology and less “stacked […]
Read MoreQuadrant restorative dentistry with a supercomposite

Quadrant action with #Voco #GrandioSO
Read MoreSuperpolishable Supercomposite by GC

Yes, this super polishable variant of G-Aenial is the Mystery Supercomposite, but its name will be revealed in due course. #GC #Australasia
Read MoreExtending Life of Composite Restorations via micro layering

Conservative microlayering and bevel placement will minimize the appearance of white line fever in these Class III situations. #Voco #GrandioSO #NicToneMedium
Read MoreClass IV Fracture Replacement Restorations

Class IV fracture replacements for this lovely dentist from Hamilton. The centrals were hyperchromatic initially, however, should have a slight lift from the lighter value shades selected from the Evanesce […]
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