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Tooth Preparation and Dentin Protection in Fixed Prosthodontics
Description:
This presentation by Dr. Jose Padros outlines an excellent review of the keys to a systematic approach to tooth preparation in fixed prosthodontics. Tissue management and retraction are discussed. In addition, dentin protection techniques are highlighted as part of the total tooth preparation process to minimize tooth sensitivity and the potential of pulpal necrosis.
Date Added:
1/28/2010
Author(s):
Jose Padros, DDS
Dr. Jose Padros
Born 1970
Married, two kids.
Liscenced at the University of Barcelona, 1.993
Doctor (DDS) University of Barcelon...
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Online Videos / Restorative / Other Restorative / Tooth Preparation and Dentin Protection in Fixed Prosthodontics
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Questions & Comments
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Maurice Salama - (12/21/2012 9:59 AM)
Farshad; Typically this issue is related to the speed of your internet connection and speed.
Dr. Salama
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farshad bajoghli - (12/20/2012 3:31 PM)
i am having problem watching these videos,does any body else is experiencing this problem?
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farshad bajoghli - (12/20/2012 3:31 PM)
i am having problem watching these videos,does any bodyelse is experiencing this problem?
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bassam alsheekhly - (11/19/2012 9:15 AM)
hi, what about using desensitizing agent???
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sayd changyz - (10/24/2012 6:30 AM)
Thankyou It was very useful
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Island Mak - (9/20/2012 12:04 PM)
Nice demonstration.
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Jose Padros - (3/5/2012 8:01 AM)
Thank you very much for your comments Dr. Khayat. (Viva Barca LOL !).
:-)
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HICHAM KHAYAT - (3/5/2012 6:51 AM)
Congratulations Dr Padros.
Great presentation.
My protocol is very similar.
I use 3M self etching primer in conjunction with Optiglaze from Gc for dentin protection.
I use impregnated cords and i dont protect the gingiva. I dont have bleeding but i must recognize that the gingiva did not look as nice as in your slides.
After seeing your presentation, i definitely should change my protocol and try your more conservativ approach.
Many thanks.
PS: Viva Barca...
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yasin demircan - (1/21/2012 9:34 AM)
mucos gracies dr.jose
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