Back to Back Cavity Tutorial

[@KT-qb9su]

Thank you for this. Class II is a challenge for me and your tutorial made it so much easiern

[@drsarafudl5184]

It’s incredible 👏👏👏Thanks a lot

[@bilaliq1449]

amazing Thank you for this video! Very helpful.. Could you also make a video on restoring if you are missing 2 buccal cusps and how will you adapt matrix/sectional rings

[@incidentalltd9055]

Sure, a few ways to do that and we cover it on our courses. I'll try to make a video when I can.

[@dr.zumramomin226]

Hi When I restore with matrix band and a wedge in wider contact in posterios , I usually get open contact. How can I avoid that Thanks

[@spectatorish1786]

You should probably restore one and then when you restore the other burnish the Matrix band from inside against the adjacent proximal wall. That way you should get a tight contact.

[@fanniriegler110]

Such helpful tips! Really appreciate that you share your knowledge with us. May I ask how thick of a matrix you use? 35, or 50 micron? And also how can I find the double curved matrixes? Thank You in advance!

[@incidentalltd9055]

I personally prefer 35 micron but many people prefer 50 micron. It doesn't make too much difference. Some more info about this here: incidentalltd.co.uk/blog/50-micron-or-35-micron-a-video-introduction-to-tor-vm-matrix-bands-g4yka

[@incidentalltd9055]

Double curve bands you can find on our shop in the UK we developed them with Tor VM but I think they are now available worldwide through official Tor Vm distributors incidentalltd.co.uk/shop/shop-by-procedure/matrix-bands-retainers/double-curve

[@amirnazemi88]

what are the packing instruments you're using called?

[@FJWH]

I never prep two cavities at the same time so I don’t have this problem :-)

[@yonchrr]

Amazing after decades that noone has produced a good circumferential band.

[@sierra6963]

What if you don't have liquiddam ?

[@kipetreal]

You buy it

[@seemslegit1749]

wow