Indirect Bonding: Tray Fabrication for Resin Models

This is a fast and simple 2 tray indirect bonding method using a resin 3D printed model.
Materials needed:
-Resin models
-Any bracket system
-Blockout resin
-Bonding instrumentation
-Buffalo knife
-Ministar vacuform matrix machine
-1mm mouthguard material
-030 Essix material
-Cooking oil spray
-Microetcher and 90 micron aluminum oxide
-Lab hand-piece
-#9 dental instrument
-crown and bridge scissors
-sharpie marker

[@user-hz8rt9yk7c]

That's a good idea👍

[@mmcgrad2]

Great video. What do you use for model separator prior to bracket placement?

[@davidjensen4957]

Thanks! With resin models you will have no need for a separation medium.

[@villasevil1]

So David,there is no seperating medium between model and bracket? also,what resolution do you print at?As this will help with the brackets removing from the model.

[@davidjensen4957]

Separation medium is needed when using stone models so the composite doesn’t break the cast, fortunately this problem doesn’t exist with printed models and you don’t need it.
I print at 0.08mm, but I know other who will print as thick at 0.17 and have perfectly acceptable results.

[@Kitty-ul8rq]

Can you write for me everything you just explained lol jk.
I have an essay to turned in on the fabrication, placement ,advantages or disadvantages, materials , instruments, techniques and errors of indirect bonding😩😩😩😩🤯🤯🤯