Daily Dentistry Tips and Tricks!!!

Episode 36-"Daily Dentistry Tips and Tricks!!!"
Take a look at some of the common issues we face while practicing crown and bridge dentistry and how we can easily tackle them
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[@maithileejani1306]

Some great solutions. Thank you

[@maheshkande]

Verry smart👍👍

[@muskaandentalclinic6953]

Too good

[@rileymorris2867]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful video with us and letting us know about the tips and tricks for daily dentistry needs. While looking for some good resources for all my dental care need in Toledo, I came across Light Touch Dental Care and found them awesome. Thanks!!

[@DC-wp6oj]

Some very good tips. Thanks

[@kadcjatni]

This by far the most useful video I ever watched thanks..

[@chairsideeducation]

Thank you for the kind words doctor!

[@themotivation6257]

Awosome

[@Msez3aj]

Awesome 👏

[@chairsideeducation]

Thank you

[@vimalkumar-sr6lx]

Fantastic tips Dr... Thanks a lot for sharing

[@chairsideeducation]

Thank you.. Keep watching!!!!

[@kara_100]

Useful video Dr- good presentation manner ; looking forwards to more👍

[@chairsideeducation]

Thank you Kashmira Ali...

[@vardhmandentalcare]

What a beautiful presentation of dental hacks! All the five tips are quite handy and easy to adopt. Thanks for this quick tutorial ..

[@chairsideeducation]

Thank you so much for the kind words doctor!

[@vardhmandentalcare]

My pleasure .. Keep up the good work.

[@akosisowy]

Im wondering if lipsticks can be used to locate pressure spot in complete dentures instead of using bossworth.

[@drsaatvik]

Really helpful... Thanks for your tips doctor... You should do a series of these.

[@chairsideeducation]

Thank you doctor..Will try and feature as many as i can

[@kanthakumar.e4614]

sooper Dr....

[@chairsideeducation]

Thank you

[@dr.girishkhandelwal4028]

This video was really the best one till now.... It showed basic problem... And their tricky solution

[@chairsideeducation]

Thank you for the kind words doctor!Hope this helps !!

[@chandanjha4763]

Good to see these tricks will help everyone

[@dr.siddheshnar3280]

Artispot will put mark on the prepared tooth even before closing mouth, as its already present on the occlusal surface and in contact with prepared tooth

[@TheKforfaly]

Excellent tips doctor

[@chairsideeducation]

Thanks you..do try them

[@shreyassrinivasan8251]

Excellent tips

[@chairsideeducation]

Thank you Dr Shreyas srinivasan

[@ateeqahmed7536]

Amazing trick sir

[@chairsideeducation]

Thank you

[@jumbogirlmishti6645]

Informative video

[@chairsideeducation]

Glad that this could help you

[@parthpurohit]

You should more upload about tips and tricks regarding prosthesis so it would be helpful for us and especially illusion dental lab😀

[@chairsideeducation]

Yes. There's a lot more coming up.!!!

[@tejasthaker]

we need some more tricks !!

[@chairsideeducation]

Surely doctor..many more to come

[@drsanjeev1000]

Its a beautiful video sir. The first tip you shared about lesser space in cast. I get opposite problem I prepare 1.5 to 2 mm occlusion clearence in patient. But after 2 step coltene president putty impression the clearence in cast comes out to be 2.5 mm. Which makes 0.5 mm high point crowns and bridges. Which need to be adjusted and then sent back to lab for finishing. Kindly solve this. I have been troubled by this for past 5 years in 10 years of practice. Tried to find solution but couldnt. Thanks in advance

[@chairsideeducation]

Hello Dr Malik. The issue is more complex than we think. Firstly, since we are playing with microns , it is often difficult to judge how much space we have. To the human eye, 2mm and 2.5 mm would probably appear the same. The best way to avoid this is to use calibrated depth cutting burs where you know the exact amount of reduction you do since the burs are measured and calibrated. Secondly, the issue also lies in manual impressions, manual lab steps like die pouring and articulation,etc. Hence , the advent of digital technology today like intra oral scanners where you can actually see and measure on screen how much clearance you have created and also maintain the accuracy that we need...

[@yasriz6052]

Where is this available sir

[@naushadKhan-wc5hf]

Yor are right

[@Channel_976]

What if I don’t even have bleaching strips ?

[@2423625]

modifying ceramic contact points with high speed airotor..please correct the technique to prevent the iatrogenic chipoff..

[@chairsideeducation]

Thanks for your inputs doctor.!!Well chip off will happen if there are too many vibrations (faulty air rotor) or too much heat generation because of friction caused due to dry cutting.The heat will cause micro cracks which can result in chipping.So as long as your handpiece is fine,you are using water and you are not using undue force,you should be fine...

[@razvanstavrica5995]

Hi! Can anybody please explain why in tip no 2 you should use a round bur instead of a tapered fissure bur?

[@chairsideeducation]

Using a tapered fissure bur would mean an increased risk of opening up the contact ..

[@shwet378]

sir plz do a video on tooth prepararion for veneers

[@chairsideeducation]

Sure Dr Shweta. Stay tuned for that!!

[@EastLDN89]

Dr can you please explain the process and rationale for the last tip. Not understanding it very well

[@chairsideeducation]

Hi.. It basically makes easier to transfer the gap under the pontic to the lab so that the technician can add ceramic there and close it.!!

[@josephryanmabaquiao4825]

Hi doctor any tips for bridge or crown works how to fix abutment undercuts when doing try in its doesnt get in well easily beacuse of undercuts

[@chairsideeducation]

Thats quite a common problem with multiple units. The best way to handle it is try not to have massive undercuts in the first place.!!! If you do end up having some, locate the undercuts on the intaglio surface of the abutments by using an indicator dye and try to remove them systematically.

[@josephryanmabaquiao4825]

Chairside Education what can you suggest as alternative if i dont have dye thanks

[@parthapatra7373]

Ok