Class III resin-based composite restoration (3) - Mandibular canine (#33) - Arabic عربي

Class III resin-based composite restoration (3) - Mandibular canine (#33)
- To learn about resin-based composite cavity preparation & restoration instruments and tools setup (introduction), watch the video: • Resin composite cavity...
- To learn about class III cavity preparation on a maxillary central incisor (#11) a moderate to large cavity preparation, watch the video: • Class III cavity prepa...
- To learn about class III cavity preparation on a maxillary central incisor (#21) a large cavity preparation, watch the video: • Class III cavity prepa...
- To learn about class III cavity preparation on a mandibular canine (#33), watch the video: • Class III cavity prepa...
- To learn about finishing & polishing tools & application (2) for Class III, IV, V composite restorations, watch the video: • Finishing & polishing ...
- To learn about the celluloid matrix strip application & Removal, watch the video: • Celluloid matrix strip...
- To learn about enamel & dentin bonding/adhesive systems (3-step, 2-step, all in one) & application, watch the video: • Enamel & dentin bondin...
- To learn about the correct light-curing technique (1) and cleaning the light-guide tip, watch the video: • Light-curing technique...
- To learn about the correct light-curing technique (2), watch the video: • Light-curing technique...
- To learn about the correct light-curing technique (3) and the effect of incorrect curing using an educational tool, watch the video: • Light-curing technique...
- To learn about the class III composite restoration (1) on a maxillary central incisor (#11) moderate to large, watch the video: • Class III composite re...
- To learn about the class III composite restoration (2) on a maxillary central incisor (#21) - large cavity using celluloid strip over restoration technique, watch the video: • Class III composite re...
- To learn about how to check occlusion after restoring a cavity preparation, watch the video: • How to check the occlu...
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--- Contents of this video ---
00:00 - Introduction
00:14 - Title: Class III resin-based composite restoration on a mandibular canine
00:22 - Class III resin-based composite restoration on a mandibular canine
00:57 - Place the celluloid matrix strip & wedge
02:12 - Apply the adhesive system (three-step etch & rinse system)
02:19 - Apply the adhesive system (three-step etch & rinse system): 1. Acid etch
03:10 - Apply the adhesive system (three-step etch & rinse system): 2. Primer
03:40 - Apply the adhesive system (three-step etch & rinse system): 3. Bond
04:13 - Light-cure
04:26 - Place, adapt & contour the composite material increment
05:01 - Remove proximal excess using the tip of the dental explorer held at 45 degrees
06:04 - Light-cure
06:16 - Add increments & light-cure as needed
06:38 - Remove proximal excess using the tip of the dental explorer held at 45 degrees
08:26 - Adjust the proximal contact, contour, anatomy & marginal ridge BEFORE light-curing
08:35 - Light-cure
08:52 - Restoration evaluation: Check margins for gaps, ditches, excess & overhang. Check anatomy & contour
09:18 - Remove the celluloid matrix strip & wedge
09:23 - Restoration evaluation: Check margins for gaps, ditches, excess & overhang. Check anatomy & contour
09:38 - Finishing & polishing: Finishing: Proximal surface: Flame or needle diamond points, or finishing & polishing discs, or finishing strips, or no. 12 blade
10:58 - Finishing & polishing: Finishing: Palatal surface: Football or short flame or ball diamond points, and/or finishing & polishing discs
11:52 - Restoration evaluation: Check margins for gaps, ditches, excess & overhang. Check anatomy & contour
12:10 - Finishing and Polishing: Polishing: Palatal surface: Rubber points or polishing discs
12:37- Restoration evaluation: Check margins for gaps, ditches, excess & overhang. Check anatomy & contour
12:42 - Restoration evaluation: Check contact
12:53 - Restoration evaluation: Check for overhang
13:22 - Check occlusion
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[@user-tv4ec5qf1l]

Great job 😍😍

[@drafnanoalzain]

Thank you!

[@jixx9368]

So informative 😍🤍

[@drafnanoalzain]

Thank you!

[@ahmadbeyrouty8871]

doctor how to know which type of polishing or finishing instrument we need to use?

[@drafnanoalzain]

It depends on the surface you need to finish and the amount of excess. This video will help: ruclips.net/video/udAv_6uqXqg/видео.html
In general, most commonly used:
Facial surface: finishing discs, needle diamond point.
Proximal surface: needle diamond point, finishing strips, discs.
Palatal surface: football diamond, ball diamond, finishing discs.
However, sometimes other tools may be used. Here I used the most common tools available.