Thanks Dr Romero for these seminars they take so much time to be created and also the time you take with your patients to take these incredible photos. So educational, waiting for the next ones!!
Thank you so much for your kind words. It really means a lot to me when others recognize the amount of work and effort we put into creating content… and more when it is FREE! Thanks for watching.
1. You can “repair” with composite just to fabricate the index, and then start restorative phase 2. You can taken an impression and correct with wax prior to restorative appointment 3. You can use wide box rings These are three options. Hope they help and thanks for watching!
Dr. Romero, you are too good for us. Thank you! One question on 15:27: I can see the floor is not 100% sealed. Is this intentional? Is this because you're trying to replace that gap/ add conposite mesially on the gingival floor? Or is it more ideal to improve the seal with teflon for example?
I am just a “mortal” that tries to do the best possible. In regards to your comment, You can add teflon to try to push the band. In this case I was not able to push the band further closer to the gingival margin with PTFE due to the depth of the margin, If I pushed more I was worried I would get some bleeding coming towards the margin (that would have been “the end”. As you can see, I needed to use multiple wedges, but still had the mesial concavity of the roots slightly open. Once I completed the restorations I used a thin finishing strip to remove any flash left. Keep in mind that when you apply the bonding and LC, it will seal the margin. I know you understand these are NOT easy cases, and they requiere a lot of skills and “tricks” you only learn with time. As Randy Pausch once said “Experience is what you get, when you didn’t get what you wanted!” Thanks for watching
There are three wooden wedges (one is green). i used them to secure the TOR band against the deep margin. This is needed during DME. Thanks for watching
Thanks Dr Romero for these seminars they take so much time to be created and also the time you take with your patients to take these incredible photos. So educational, waiting for the next ones!!
Thank you so much for your kind words. It really means a lot to me when others recognize the amount of work and effort we put into creating content… and more when it is FREE! Thanks for watching.
Incredible skills Dr. Romero
Thank you for the kind words and for watching
Nice tip Dr. What if we don't have tooth structure in mesial part of tooth to make putty index?
1. You can “repair” with composite just to fabricate the index, and then start restorative phase
2. You can taken an impression and correct with wax prior to restorative appointment
3. You can use wide box rings
These are three options. Hope they help and thanks for watching!
Dr. Romero, you are too good for us. Thank you!
One question on 15:27: I can see the floor is not 100% sealed. Is this intentional? Is this because you're trying to replace that gap/ add conposite mesially on the gingival floor? Or is it more ideal to improve the seal with teflon for example?
I am just a “mortal” that tries to do the best possible.
In regards to your comment, You can add teflon to try to push the band. In this case I was not able to push the band further closer to the gingival margin with PTFE due to the depth of the margin, If I pushed more I was worried I would get some bleeding coming towards the margin (that would have been “the end”. As you can see, I needed to use multiple wedges, but still had the mesial concavity of the roots slightly open. Once I completed the restorations I used a thin finishing strip to remove any flash left. Keep in mind that when you apply the bonding and LC, it will seal the margin. I know you understand these are NOT easy cases, and they requiere a lot of skills and “tricks” you only learn with time. As Randy Pausch once said “Experience is what you get, when you didn’t get what you wanted!”
Thanks for watching
@@romerodentalseminars I totally understand. Thank you for the reply and the great content in general! :)
This is crazy high level work. Amazing. What are you charging for a case like this? Rubber dam, Teflon, DME, Ribbond, customized matrix, etc.
$520 dollars.
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What is the green thing we're seeing @15:30?
wooden wedge
There are three wooden wedges (one is green). i used them to secure the TOR band against the deep margin. This is needed during DME. Thanks for watching
Dentistry at its highest level
How long would something like this take ?
1:30minutes (including photos). Without photos (like every other dentist) 1 hour is enough. Thanks for watching