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Ovate site development

Missing lateral incisor. Surgical ovate pontic development using the Kois Surgical System. Pontic modification on acrylic partial denture. 12 week healing period before cantilever zirconia Maryland bridge on this lovely […]

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Removable Prosthodontics Complete Dentures Auckland

(Afternoon tea pics 1851.1: Removable Prosthodontics) Today has been a fun day dedicated to seeing the results of removable prosthodontics. Often, dentists shy away from these procedures, but it is […]

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GC G-aenial A’chord flexural strength and low wear resistance

This supercomposite was chosen for its ability to blend in a layered, single shade application technique as well as exhibit ultra-low wear resistance. Flexural strength: 138MPa (dentin = 165.6MPa) Have […]

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Direct-Indirect Composite Foundational Workflows

DIRECT – INDIRECT workflow with these severely-affected molars. Removal of all old composite restorative material. Decided to do DME and simultaneous distal marginal ridge fabrication with the #UltradentOmnimatrix, but this […]

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Workflow for crown replacement and complex restoration support

Workflow for crown nad amalgam removal, core reinforcement and crown replacement.

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Ultradent Transcend Class VI restoration

Class IV/VI restoration completed on #8 using #ultradenttranscend Compressive strength: 450MPa Flexural strength: 156MPa

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Non Invasive Resin Infiltration on a 13 year old female

(Afternoon tea pics 1688.2: DMG Icon Full Workflow) FULL Icon infiltration protocol on a 13 year old female moderate to advanced incisor hypomineralization case with pre-and-post infiltration transillumination for reference. […]

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Surgical Crown Lengthening to Improve Proportions

Start with the End in Mind. A youthful width:height ratio for central incisors ranges from 75:100 to 80:100. We were successful in modifying both gingival and osseous parameters based on […]

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Chasing cracks and caries when reconstructing teeth

The S T R U G G L E is real. // Recurrent caries // Ringbarked dental caries around proximofacial aspect of #19. // Variant coefficient of thermal expansion between […]

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Using the matrix in matrix assembly on a clamped tooth

The difficulty and fun with this case was the sheer depth of the free-end extension Class II on the actual clamped tooth. An Omnimatrix was utilized to retain the Garrison […]

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