Class I Composite Restoration: How to | Simple Vs Fancy Technique with Dr Lincoln Harris

Join us in this tutorial as we delve into the world of Class One Composite Fillings with renowned dentist Dr Lincoln Harris. In this video, he will walk us through the two methods of doing Class One Composite Fillings: simple and fancy. The simple technique is best for those under a basic fee structure, while the fancy design is for those with the luxury of time to be more meticulous. Dr Harris will share tips and tricks on how to do air abrasion for cleaning off all margins, using a self-etching bonding agent called AC Bond and reinforcing the bonding agent with flushable material in the base of the cavity. He will also demonstrate how to build one cusp at a time for a more fancy design and how to use a little bit of stain in the pits of the middle fissures to achieve light staining for a perfect three-dimensional shape. Don't miss this chance to learn from one of the best in the field!
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[@pureconfuzion]

very informative and meticulous thank you!

[@Nabilo8501]

this is amazing

[@Aya-je4xo]

Thanks a lot☺️

[@Farahnoga]

What type of flowable composite do you use?
Loved the video, neatly explained.

[@gabbylikeskicks]

does the microbrush you use to mould composite shape have bonding agent or is it just dry?

[@shrenikoo7]

This was indeed very helpful ☺️👍

[@RipeGlobal]

Glad it was helpful!

[@christianvega6158]

What is the name of the packable resin used in this video? please and thank you!!

[@usifa2031]

May i ask what loupes do use doctor ?

[@KSuperstar98]

Hi Dr Lincoln. Great video! One question - do you routinely apply prime and bond as a final layer on top of restorations? What are your thoughts on whether bond would stain over time? Thank you.

[@user-dk3fy4gz3q]

Same question thank you Dr Lincoln

[@Prinz-19]

me too, haven‘t seen that technique before…

[@user-cx1ev3uv9i]

4:22 what is the name of bur ?

[@mikepeng8083]

I still keep getting white lines at the margin with these methods

[@TubesForNoobs]

Make sure you bevel the enamel.

[@maldo_95]

I use PermaSeal when this happens

[@naira7700]

How do you use permaseal?​@@maldo_95