Tips for Matrix Adaptations
Quick Tips: TIPS & Recipes
•
4m 51s
In this video, I share a simple yet effective technique for adapting wooden wedges in dental restorations, ensuring perfect cervical adaptation. I explain how to create a depression in the wedge for better adaptation around tooth roots and how to use partial matrix rings for precise fitting. This approach ensures a strong and stable contact for effective and precise restoration.
Up Next in Quick Tips: TIPS & Recipes
-
Tips for Posterior Matrix
In this video, I share a detailed technique for adapting wooden wedges for upper premolars in class II restorations. The tip explains how to make small modifications to the wedge for a perfect fit on the cervical walls of the teeth, ensuring better adaptation. This technique complements previous ...
-
Tips for Temporary Posterior Teeth
In this video, a practical tip on how to use a silicone guide for vertical dimension increase procedures in patients with dental abrasion. We explain the use of transparent polyvinyl siloxane to create a key that allows precise and safe composite resin addition, without the need for tooth wear. T...
-
Tips for Anterior Finishing
Learn how to use the multilaminated tip for finishing and polishing composite resins on anterior teeth. With the H48L tip and a multiplier contra-angle, you can carve secondary grooves without creating artificial depressions. This technique provides a precise and polished finish, enhancing the ae...
