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Ideal Provisionals for Teeth and Implants - Pt 1
Description:
Several clinical cases are described from the point of view of esthetic treatment planning and combined with design, fabrication, and utilization of temporary restorations.
Date Added:
6/30/2008
Author(s):
Dean C. Vafiadis, DDS
Dean C. Vafiadis, DDS, received his dental degree and Prosthodontic specialty training at New York University College of Dentistry. He is currently the Director of the ...
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Questions & Comments
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James Hastings - (3/27/2011 3:59 PM)
The first case profiled had gingival recession exposing root surfaces, yet there was no discussion of etilology or discussion of consideration for periodontal plastic surgery. Some margins were left in dentin. Cementation technique left out some important steps to avoid leakage and sensitivity.
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sharon goodwin - (10/13/2010 1:58 PM)
Excellent results Dr Vafiadis...Is there an issue with bonding to dentin with the case where you brought back the anterior arch from by 2mms? In making the provisionals did you have to create a common path of draw of all the preps to allow the Protemp shell to be drawn from the preps in one piece without it shrink wrapping and locking on the preps? Do you spot etch the preps only without applying bond before adding the flowable composite as the bonding agent?
Which flowable do you use?
Thank you! Sharon Goodwin
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gustavo guardo - (11/21/2009 4:43 PM)
Awesome video, Thanks XP, Thanks Dr. Vafiadis.
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Ryan McGarty - (7/8/2008 10:32 AM)
Excellent presentation by Dr. Vafiadis
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