Decoupling With Time: Answer to Failing Composites

Let's discover the power of 5 minutes...
In the fast-paced world of dentistry, where time seems to slip away with each patient, embracing the art of slow dentistry becomes a powerful tool in our pursuit of destressing and achieving optimal patient care.
By consciously detaching ourselves from the constraints of the clock, we can create an environment where stress melts away, and tranquility takes center stage. This is of utmost importance when treating Class II cavities with composites, as failure rates are highest with this configuration
Imagine a dental experience where appointments are not governed by rigid timeframes, but rather by a focus on patient comfort and well-being. In this video I explain the hirarchy of bondability and the power of taking it easy. I am confident this will change the way you look at your composite fillings...
So, let us embrace the power of decoupling with time, as we create a dental haven where stress dissipates, and smiles flourish. Together, we can redefine the dental experience, offering a haven of serenity for our valued patients.
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[@ToothPreservers]

Very true, decoupling is an established concept, it needs patience and the best way would be to put a timer for 5 minutes.

[@md.irfanurrahman7257]

very good concept. Thank you sir.

[@alexandrubogdan2267]

Thank you for this amazing presentations. For this one I have a question: if we do not wait and directly insert the layer of composite but model it for at least 5 minuntes until curing does this count as waiting?

[@Sreemol17]

Thanks a lot for this informative session sir. I always do my composites slowly.

[@sanasayyed188]

As always You come with mind blowing concepts making Dentistry much easier n predictable....Thank you so much...ILoveTST

[@jainanand0906]

your every word is always helpful for us..i am so lucky to have a mentor like you ..thanks a ton sir

[@almahs1]

Who will not wish to learn from u sir... Amazing class... Most of us lacked a mentor like u.

[@DrShahid-Shafi]

Thank you Sir for sharing these tips. I absolutely love hearing and learning from you. You're awesome sir. Thank you again

[@tarkabhende8636]

Awesome tip Doc.Gratitude.

[@dramitagrawal9251]

Thanks Dr Moez, Tuesday Tips are wonderful

[@drganeshshinde6604]

Literally invested 9min in my dental career ❤❤

[@draanchalagrawal2003]

Always always superb TST'S yesterday only i saw video on composite shrinkage & today got the solution to avoid it thank you so vety much sir 😊

[@manojkpandeypandey1064]

Thanks Dr Moez for this information

[@drtayyabfaraz_10]

Sir please make a video on affected and infected dentine. How much should we drill as the black and brown lesions moslty don't end till the pulp 🥴

[@chaitanyajawalkoti5519]

Absolutely amazing untouched concepts sir, thankyou so much

[@deepikavishwakarma8935]

Very nice tip sir ... thank you so much for sharing.I
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[@dr.abbasali3841]

Great technique sir , will surely try to apply in future ... thanks ❤

[@dr.nehasharma8587]

Thank you sir, your teaching style is exceptional. You make complicated concepts so easy to understand and implement. Gratitude!!🙏

[@drmonikakhatri251]

INFINITE BLESSINGS AND GRATITUDE ❤

[@dr.shaliniverma3959]

Thank you Sir..so much to learn .

[@amitdalmia7223]

Plz speak on different bonding agent, available and used by dentists

[@sayantankarmakar3150]

Thank you so much sir. Absolutely golden🤩

[@manyasingla2377]

Thank you so much sir for such useful tips

[@drabhijitshendeji]

Thanks dear for this

[@jaybhoraniya1708]

Life changing 9 minutes 🙌🙌🙌

[@angelhuby79]

Rockstar Moez! Thanks for the tip !

[@biswadeeproychowdhury2219]

Thanks a lot

[@avinawprakash9390]

Amazing tip but I tend to use the chip blower more often after applying bond then the 3 way syringe as many a times it releases moisture .

[@dr.kaushalsharma3643]

Thank you sir for increasing our knowledge 🙏🏻

[@DrMoezKhakianiMDSMumbai]

It's my pleasure

[@rutujaredekar3222]

Wow.. mind-blowing concept

[@ninassahammed715]

Hello SIr plz use a mic you can avoid echoes in the video....thanks for your superb tips

[@jagmeetkaursehjal4207]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@dr.anjumsultana3606]

Thank you 😊

[@supriyaambegaonkar174]

Thank you sir

[@dr.bhadage]

Is the amount of time for decoupling same for 5th generation and 7th generation bonding agent?

[@archanapatil3926]

very useful tip sir

[@haritpatel7056]

Awesome sirji.

[@MrMAULIK999]

Great info shared and explained sirji as always

[@drpooja7414vlogs]

Sir plz answer me placing light cure dycal increased the chances of dislodgement of restoration ,

[@arnoldyeoupangliu1885]

sir can u discuss about bio-base??

[@hardikhardik3248]

Fantastische

[@jitheshvasudev5313]

❤❤

[@4revceto]

And where is the science behind this?

[@dr.abbasali3841]

Sir, I have one doubt ....after curing bonding agent....do we have to put the increament in cavity and then wait OR we have to wait ryt after curing bonding agent for few minutes and then do the increament ???
Thanks in advance 🙏