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The Invisible Posterior Composite Restoration Pt 2
Description:
Posterior teeth in need of treatment can be restored conservatively and esthetically while bringing back some of the lost strength with current bonding materials. Step by step description on how to achieve the desired results.
Date Added:
8/6/2007
Author(s):
Sergio Rubinstein, DDS
Dr. Sergio Rubinstein received his dental degree from the Universidad Tecnologica de Mexico in 1980. He went on to complete a specialty program in Periodontal-Prosth...
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Questions & Comments
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SHARAT SOMSUNDER - (8/20/2010 8:23 AM)
Amazing results with composite. Minival invasive is the way to go, the future.
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Sergio Rubinstein - (8/3/2008 7:50 AM)
[quote=Wleed Haq435]Would be nice to see some details on how to create that occlussal anatomy [/quote]
The way to create the occlusal anatomy on a direct bonded posterior restoration is a three part process: 1) The first and most important aspect is to mentally visualize the anatomy that must be obtained when the restoration is completed. In this manner, when the composite layering is created, the proper amount of dentin and enamel material is utilized. If one does not visualized the final anatomy from the onset, it is possible not enough room has been allowed for the placement of the enamel layer; therefore if any occlusal adjustments are done at the end of the occlusal adjustment, the enamel layering effects will be lost. 2) Most of the anatomy is created during the layering technique and prior to polymerization. 3) Final detailed anatomy can be refined if needed with a shofu robot diamond bur(7104 or 7106). Sergio Rubinstein
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Wleed Haq435 - (7/23/2008 7:39 AM)
Would be nice to see some details on how to create that occlussal anatomy
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