A fixed moveable classic Schillingburg design is the treatment of choice here, the previous design is essentially that although done in a rather unconventional way.
Happy Absolutely. Theres a dds that can or will do anything you need with an office located about 40 mins from me...up in Beverly Hills. However--the procedure is performed by his business partner down across the border in Tijuana, MX.
Hi Temuil, Obsidian pressed to metal is Glidewell's PFM offering that uses Obsidian Lithium Silicate for the ceramic overlay instead of feldspathic porcelain. Obsidian is much kinder to opposing dentition while being 4 times stronger than feldspathic porcelain that's traditionally used for PFMs. Because of these tremendous benefits, all PFMs prescribed with Glidewell are Obsidian pressed to metal.
She is using the Universal System, which denotes the upper right third molar as number 1, moving to quadrant 2, then quadrant 3 , then quadrant 4. The third molar on the bottom right is number 32. This system is commonly used in the United States while in Canada, the FDI system is more commonly used.
Note that "thirty one" is NOT the same as "three-one". One would say "three-one" to denote the lower left central incisor, while "thirty one" would refer to the lower right second molar.
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So hard to find dentist like her she's actually good really reallllly good
This lady makes the best videos on here!
Ceramic low speed round bur(cera bur) -> remove reamining caries
Bridge remake(Metal Br. -> Zir Br.), Br. path adjustment(using plastic guide)
I use mirrors to have occlusal view of the preps, it is working well for me with three units bridges
Can semi rigid connector be used ..instead of rigid connector..
To solve such problems???
I feel that she's an engineer and a dentist in so damn impressed by her
A fixed moveable classic Schillingburg design is the treatment of choice here, the previous design is essentially that although done in a rather unconventional way.
Very informative
Very well explained.
I wish she was my dentist! My dentist in the UK can't wait to pull off my teeth.
This makes me want to brush my teeth
good job
What is the name of the crown remover that you used?? (The one you used for removing temporary bridge)
Christensen Crown Remover
I want to make all my teath of dimonds so they never brake can i do that?
Happy
Absolutely. Theres a dds that can or will do anything you need with an office located about 40 mins from me...up in Beverly Hills.
However--the procedure is performed by his business partner down across the border in Tijuana, MX.
The dentist has standards I like her
WELL DONE !
Nice ! 👍
What difference between "Obsidian Pressed to Metal" and "PFM" bridges?
Hi Temuil, Obsidian pressed to metal is Glidewell's PFM offering that uses Obsidian Lithium Silicate for the ceramic overlay instead of feldspathic porcelain. Obsidian is much kinder to opposing dentition while being 4 times stronger than feldspathic porcelain that's traditionally used for PFMs. Because of these tremendous benefits, all PFMs prescribed with Glidewell are Obsidian pressed to metal.
Thank's very much for the information.
great job btw.
Beautiful..
isnt it 45 and 47?
Yes, 4.5 and 4.7 is the FDI system
tooth nunber 31?
She is using the Universal System, which denotes the upper right third molar as number 1, moving to quadrant 2, then quadrant 3 , then quadrant 4. The third molar on the bottom right is number 32. This system is commonly used in the United States while in Canada, the FDI system is more commonly used.
Note that "thirty one" is NOT the same as "three-one". One would say "three-one" to denote the lower left central incisor, while "thirty one" would refer to the lower right second molar.
GO ROMANIA !!!!!
under-reduction, not under-cut
Why no dental dam?
beautifull. so right. i hope u r as beautifull as ur work and voice :)
That'll be 8000$, kthxbye
ROMANIA
Still underprepped.
Wooooooooooooow
When no one teaches you how to brush your fcking teeth!