Quick Tips: TIPS & Recipes

Quick Tips: TIPS & Recipes

Fast and to-the-point tips to make your clinical routine easier. This playlist brings practical and objective insights on different techniques and materials, helping you solve dental challenges in just a few minutes. Perfect for those who need efficient solutions without wasting time.

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Quick Tips: TIPS & Recipes
  • Photography Tips I

    Learn how to simplify your face photography with practical tips using flashes and diffusers. This video demonstrates how to replace complex setups with a simple configuration of two flashes, one on the camera body and another strategically placed around the patient. Discover how to efficiently di...

  • Tips for Light-Curing Devices

    This video provides valuable tips on how to evaluate curing lights, using radiometers to measure light density and power, emphasizing the importance of considering the device’s distance during clinical use. Additionally, it addresses how the use of protective plastics can affect the efficiency of...

  • Tips for Resin Heaters

    This video provides a tip on using a resin heater called “Ina Hit.” Heating composite resin to 39°C or 50°C improves fluidity and consistency, making it easier to cement composite parts. This heater is particularly useful for achieving more linear and perfect margins. Learn how this technique can...

  • Tips for Resin Instruments

    In this video, you’ll learn practical tips on how to handle composite resin instruments for smoother and more effective movements. Proper finger positioning, using the wrist and forearm instead of the thumb, and lateral gripping are discussed to ensure better, more natural results in composite re...

  • Tips for CHU Probe

    In this video, learn how to use the Chu Probe, a crucial dental instrument to ensure the ideal height-to-width ratio in dental restorations. The video explores how the device accurately measures the clinical crown height relative to its length, helping to create more harmonious aesthetic and func...

  • Tips with Camera

    In this video, William Cabache shares his tips on photographic equipment for documenting clinical cases in dentistry. He discusses the ideal combination of camera body, lens, and flash, focusing on lightweight and affordable options for everyday use in the dental office. Simple reflex equipment, ...

  • Tips for Microetcher

    In today’s video, we discuss the use of a microetcher in dental procedures, particularly for cementation and composite resin. We explain how the microetcher can be used in both the lab and the mouth, improving adhesion on metal and dentin surfaces. It’s a simple yet effective tool to enhance cont...

  • Tips for Isolation Clamps

    In this video, I introduce a plastic isolation clamp, sold by Care, ideal for procedures where anesthesia is not needed. With an abrasive surface that helps retention, it provides more comfort to the patient and allows a more stable supra-gingival positioning. It’s a great alternative to metal cl...

  • Tips for Contra-Angle

    In this video, I discuss the use of a contra-angle, sold by WH, for finishing and polishing composite resins and cemented parts. I show the different tips and granulations available, ideal for reaching cervical and proximal areas, and highlight the smooth motion that helps with adjustment on del...

  • Tips for Apps

    In this video, I introduce a free app, the GC Restorative System, which helps dentists visualize resin layers and thicknesses during restorative procedures. Ideal for those who want to better understand resin stratification in anterior and posterior teeth. The app is useful for visualizing differ...

  • Tips on Using Scalpel for Finishing

    In today’s video, you’ll learn how to use sharp blades for finishing composite resins and resin cements after ceramic cementation. By using a high-precision blade from the Fider brand, you can remove excess material and ensure a perfect finish. Learn the importance of keeping the blade tip sharp ...

  • Tips for Articulating Paper

    In today’s video, you will learn how to choose the right carbon paper for adjusting composite resins and ceramic pieces. Not all papers mark smooth surfaces well, especially after cementation. I’ll show you Valsh carbon paper, which offers progressive marking, allowing you to identify strong and ...

  • Tips for Cementation

    In this video, guest Nelson Massimo shares a valuable tip on the cementation of ultra-thin ceramic veneers. He explains the importance of starting with the two central incisors simultaneously to avoid misalignment and positioning errors. This ensures that the restorations are well adjusted and st...

  • Tips for Spatulation

    In this video, I introduce Razin Model, a Bisco product that helps with the manipulation of composite resins. It is applied to spatulas, reducing resin adhesion and making it easier to work with the material, providing a smoother and more precise finish. Razin Model prevents the resin from sticki...

  • Tips for Finishing

    Today’s tip covers the use of an angled handle to assist in finishing composite resins and resin cements in difficult areas, such as posterior teeth and mesial and distal regions. Using this handle, you can remove excess cements without compromising contact points, making work on more complex res...

  • Tips for Posterior Matrix

    Today’s tip covers the reverse technique for partial matrix installation in posterior restorations. By following the manufacturer’s instructions, the contact point is positioned near the cervical, but by reversing the matrix, with the convex part facing up and the concave part towards the cervica...

  • Tips for Posterior Wedges

    In this tip, I explain how to use elastic wedges with partial matrices for posterior restorations. The focus is on ensuring the proper placement of the wedge below the contact point for better adaptation. Different wedge heights, from national and imported brands, are presented, and the importanc...

  • Tips for Proximal Strips

    In this tip, I explain the use of eptex sandpaper, a thin strip ideal for finishing composite resins on anterior teeth. Eptex sandpaper, from GC America, is a great choice to avoid removing the contact point when performing delicate finishes, with various grit options. The thinnest sandpaper, suc...

  • Tips for Stains in Posteriors

    In this tip, I discuss the use of dyes for posterior dental restorations, focusing on their correct application and the best brands like Tetric Colors and Kolor Plus. I demonstrate how to use white, ochre, and brown dyes to create depth and brightness in restorations, always applying them in spec...

  • Tips for Adhesives

    In this tip, I discuss the use of mechanical systems as conditioners in dental restorations without the need for an initial acid conditioning step. I explain the correct application of the primer and adhesive phase, highlighting brands like Clearfil and AdheSE. I show the importance of active app...

  • Tips for Proximal Saw

    In this tip, I explain the use of proximal saws in dental restorations, particularly to separate teeth that accidentally bond during composite resin or cementation procedures. I demonstrate how these saws can be used effectively, highlighting the importance of choosing the correct format and avoi...

  • Tips for Class III Restorations

    In this video, I explain the use of composite resins for restorations in anterior proximal cavities, particularly class III ones. I highlight Inano HR resin as an excellent choice for achieving great blending results. I mention different color options and their applications, emphasizing how this ...

  • Tips for Spatulas

    In this video, I explain the use of a rotating spatula called CompoRoller, from Heavynells. This tool helps distribute composite resin without sticking, making the restoration process more efficient. The spatula allows smooth movements, similar to a paint roller, preventing the resin from stickin...

  • Tips for Temporary Tooth Stains

    In this video, I discuss the use of old but effective dyes to characterize acrylic resins in dental restorations. These dyes help enhance translucency and chroma in specific areas of the tooth. Additionally, I explain how to apply these dyes and finish with a glaze to ensure a more natural shine ...