Gel Point of Dental Composite | Very Important

This video by Aspire32 is a part of an ongoing series on Dental Composite material science. The video explains the Gel point of the composite due to which high-intensity lights like Laser and Plasma arc do not prove to be a good choice for the Dental composite curing. The control over the gel point helps to prevent the polymerization shrinkage of the composite. Dental Composite is an important topic from Dental Material and Operative Dentistry. Easy dentistry at Aspire32 helps grasp such topics of Dentistry in the simplest possible way for dental students and dentists. Gel point of dental composite materials or gel point of dental composite resin is a very important property.
This video of Aspire 32 is made by Dr. Suresh Shenvi who has cleared various exams like ADAT, NBDE from the USA, DHA from Dubai, and various Indian Entrance exams like PGI, KCET, NEET. I am MDS in Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics by profession. I am also an author of dental books on the entrance exam and I am also currently a faculty at KLE University and a receiver of best teacher award.
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[@DrArkhedeLeon]

Very important..and well discussed! Thannk you for this doctor! I hope you'll have a lecture about dual cure composite..on how it benefits the pregel phase and the direction of shinkage in letting it cure on its own..rather than with light

[@Aspire32]

Thank you for the appreciation. I will work on the suggestion. Glad to get a comment from such a famous youtuber and dentist :)

[@kanav288]

Very well explained ... looking forward to more such videos 👍🏻

[@Aspire32]

Thank you . Pls do subscribe to the channel

[@dhruv7880]

Very well explained...thank you so much sir

[@Aspire32]

Thank you Rakesh :)

[@shaili2912]

Amazing sir... thank you soo much

[@Aspire32]

Great to receive a comment on this video. This is a very important aspect of composite. Glad you liked Here is the link for whole Composite series kzbin.info/aero/PLdPsg6P-6Vld4aZ_dC2BH-jzxSMqJr84Q Do Subscribe :)

[@deetts]

Sir : great videos made simple. Can you make videos on class 2 Composite polishing especially areas where it's hard to reach such as the proximal ( box)surfaces which is is usually left rough and ignored. The other area of interest is the different techniques for class 4 Composite like using co form, free hand and lingual / palatal putty index. Also a note on using the #ed tooth piece and incorporating it in the Composite (anteriorregion ). Hopdits not too much to ask knowing that It's a lot of efforts and time needed to make such videos. Thanks

[@Aspire32]

Sure sir.will definitely still work on it :) Don't forget to subscribe to the channel

[@ronyalshiky3872]

Thx👍🏻

[@Aspire32]

Glad it helped :)

[@TheJagadish2012]

Very well explained the concept of gel point sir... Plz make a video on different curing techniques...also..

[@Aspire32]

Thank you for the appreciation :)

[@Aspire32]

Done. Check it out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmXXd5SreZyeg9U

[@somdattaraha2965]

Sir, very informative video. Can you please make videos of various curing techniques as you have mentioned. It will be really helpful.

[@sureshshenvi8186]

Thank you. Will surely make it may be bu this week. Also dont forget to subscribe the channels. Do check others videos.

[@Aspire32]

The video is posted now !kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmXXd5SreZyeg9U

[@safiullah205]

Sir while shrinking from where does the composite absorbs internal force and from where does the internal force is formed?

[@nuharasheed7895]

Hello sir please explain more about soft start polymerization and ramping curing!

[@Aspire32]

Hi. Already cover it completely here. do check this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmXXd5SreZyeg9U

[@MrSatheeshdent]

Very useful Dr. Pls can you clear on water absorption with nanofilled whether it happens..

[@Aspire32]

All the types composite absorb water. Even Nano. But the effect is negligent

[@Aspire32]

Thank you for watching the video. Don't forget to subscribe :)

[@ZACY1234]

very good video sir! can you make a video on soft start curing technique? thanks

[@Aspire32]

Already done. This covers all modes Link kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmXXd5SreZyeg9U

[@ZACY1234]

I already watched it but the name“soft start“ is not mentioned..Is soft start the same as pulse delay? Or step cure?

[@Aspire32]

I read about it. Both step curing and pulse delay are type of slow start since they first use low intensity and then shift to High intensity. books.google.co.in/books?id=fJNIjIwUNpMC&pg=PA676&dq=step+cure+slow+start+Composite&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjq7OPU3qnrAhV-zTgGHcSKAQEQ6AEwAXoECAEQAQ#v=onepage&q=step%20cure%20slow%20start%20Composite&f=false

[@stellasingh4174]

Plz make a video on rampant curing of composite

[@Aspire32]

Sure. The next video is almost ready. It will cover ramp technique

[@Aspire32]

Made it. Check it out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmXXd5SreZyeg9U

[@farahwit6570]

Where does the composite get water for absorption during curing?

[@Aspire32]

After curing the Composites may absorb water