Simplified Composite Techniques for Predictable Restorations
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Simplified Composite placement techniques for predictable restorations requires efficient ways of providing quality work. In today’s economic environment there is an increased demand for direct restorations. Composite restorations have traditionally been viewed as
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Simplified Composite Techniques for Predictable Restorations
- 1. 1 COMPOSITE :THE ‘CHAMELEON’ PRESENTED BY: DR.ANUBHUTI GUIDED BY: DR.RAHUL MARIA
- 2. Simplified Composite placement techniques for predictable restorations requires efficient ways of providing quality work. 2
- 3. In today’s economic environment there is an increased demand for direct restorations. Composite restorations have traditionally been viewed as 3
- 4. Requiring extra time 4
- 6. 6 Expertise
- 7. 7 New materials and armamentaria have been introduced to enable the procedure to be more efficient and predictable but basics cannot be avoided
- 8. 8 In order to achieve this….. V 3 ring Walser matrices Smart view sectional matrices Garrison Palodent V 3 extreme curve ring
- 9. linkage 9 Check the expiration date Remove from refrigerator 30 min before Evaporate the solvent
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- 15. 15Precision Replicate occlusal anatomy Less material wastage as less finishing and polishing Less chair side time
- 16. Conclusion 16 To enjoy the true art and science of cosmetic dentistry, the clinician must have a thorough understanding of tooth morphology and topography; tooth shade analysis; composite systems and layering techniques; and the use of tints, opaquer, and maverick colours and zones to create restorations that mimic nature
- 17. REFERENCES Adhesive Considerations in the Placement of Direct Composite Resins, Gary Alex| special issues| dentalaegis.com, March 2007 Aesthetic Anterior Composite Restorations: A Guide to Direct Placement, Brian P. LeSage, Dent Clin N Am 51 (2007) 359–378 Clinical Materials Review: Indirect Composite Resin SystemsA| ID | dentalaegis.com, Karl F. Leinfelder, and Douglas A. Terry, Nov/Dec 2006 Volume 2, Issue 9 Indirect resin composites, Suresh Nandini, J Conserv Dent. 2010 Oct-Dec; 13(4): 184–194. Simplified Composite Placement Techniques for Predictable Posterior Restorations OralHealth Group 17
- 18. THANK YOU’
Editor's Notes
- actual linkage between composite and the tooth tissues is usually mediated through the use of a dentin bonding agent mechanism of adhesion between enamel and resin restoratives via resin tag formation.
- create the first palatal layer A second small layer of dentin covers the prep line. Palatal and proximal walls have to be very thin to manage enough space for the dentin composite. white characterization is placed on the mamelons. Translucent composite is used between the mamelons. Final amount of 0,5mm thickness of enamel composite Final polymerization with glycerine to avoid oxygen inhibition of the conversion of the last layer of composite. A thin layer of natural enamel was applied on the 2.1, while the central dentinal body of the 1.1 was made using an A2 dentin mass, mimicking the anatomy of the adjacent tooth. Excellent esthetics Create opacity and translucency where needed. Systems are complete – can usually be used for all types of restorations.