thanks! for impressions usually yes - you want a nice fat sulcus recorded by the imp that will cast predictably. For digital - depends if the scanner can capture the margin or not.
Rough cut the prep slightly supra-gingival. Don't touch the gums. Pack 2 cords. Now do the decay/old filling removal and build-up while the cords are sitting. Finish the prep. Turn the water off at the end to "smooth" the prep, especially margin. You will rarely get bleeding if you pack your cords early.
Papillophiles 😂😂 I think Lincoln should copyright this word and every time someone uses it should pay a small amount to Lincoln! I love the guy! Thanks Jaz for bringing him🙏
Hi Amit! It depends. If I am working anteriorly, and it's a dark tooth and I WANT the crown to be a little subgingival, then yes, after the gross prep equigingival I will add cord. By adding the cord, the prep is now SUPRAGINGIVAL. I then prep this to make this equigingival to the cord - which in turn means the crown will sit subgingival. Will also allow you to grab more ferrule. Only time I would do this posteriorly would be when trying to grab more ferrule. Does that help?
I’m playing around with this technique to ensure predictable gingival margins with my veneers and crowns? Do you get issues with biological width violation? Inflammation/ recession etc
@@amitpatel5 yes for anterior veneers I do use this technique to help hide the veneer join sometimes - as long as I'm still on enamel ideally. I think with the amount of retraction you get with 000 you would be displacing the sulcus and not really the junctional epithelium or connective tissue, so I don't worry about breaching the BW this way. I am happy to be corrected by a Periodontist who thinks otherwise! Smooth margins/no excess cement is super important
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Like this new format with tips displayed on the side in written form Jaz!
much appreciated- it takes a lot of effort from the team 🙏
Awesome lecture Jaz. Do we need to remove the cords before impression ?
thanks! for impressions usually yes - you want a nice fat sulcus recorded by the imp that will cast predictably. For digital - depends if the scanner can capture the margin or not.
A lot to say, but he says nothing....thumbs down
That was fantastic!!
you're fantastic! thank you for watching
What a treat !
Rough cut the prep slightly supra-gingival. Don't touch the gums. Pack 2 cords. Now do the decay/old filling removal and build-up while the cords are sitting. Finish the prep. Turn the water off at the end to "smooth" the prep, especially margin. You will rarely get bleeding if you pack your cords early.
brilliant thanks for your contribution!
Thank You Jaz...this is awesome!!
this is what real volunteer means😍😍😍
it was realy an intresting epi. thanks bro
Papillophiles 😂😂
I think Lincoln should copyright this word and every time someone uses it should pay a small amount to Lincoln!
I love the guy!
Thanks Jaz for bringing him🙏
haha that part was funny - thanks Dem!
can you post the link to the teflon video/lecture you were talking about?
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Should I prep my tooth to the 000 retraction cord? Make it slightly subgingival
Hi Amit! It depends. If I am working anteriorly, and it's a dark tooth and I WANT the crown to be a little subgingival, then yes, after the gross prep equigingival I will add cord. By adding the cord, the prep is now SUPRAGINGIVAL. I then prep this to make this equigingival to the cord - which in turn means the crown will sit subgingival. Will also allow you to grab more ferrule.
Only time I would do this posteriorly would be when trying to grab more ferrule. Does that help?
I’m playing around with this technique to ensure predictable gingival margins with my veneers and crowns?
Do you get issues with biological width violation? Inflammation/ recession etc
@@amitpatel5 yes for anterior veneers I do use this technique to help hide the veneer join sometimes - as long as I'm still on enamel ideally. I think with the amount of retraction you get with 000 you would be displacing the sulcus and not really the junctional epithelium or connective tissue, so I don't worry about breaching the BW this way. I am happy to be corrected by a Periodontist who thinks otherwise! Smooth margins/no excess cement is super important
awesome ! loved every bit!
Linc is straight talking!
ahhahahah, say pain!!!
PAIN!! 😂