Case of the week: Detailing the Reverse Prep Technique

[@GlidewellDental]

Please check out his latest commentary on Reverse Prep Technique. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIGYlWqGftBoY5o

[@gabodds2221]

I started practicing your technique and I’m beginning to love it!! Thank you Dr. Ditolla; I was a below-average Mr. Remedial student in school

[@donghwankim4651]

so do you prep the lingual margin using the round bur as well?

[@gazi9754]

How to get this bar set in Bangladesh? Love this technique.

[@josephryanmabaquiao4825]

do you do same technique for molars?

[@salima7394]

I would have gone for treatment and internal bleaching! Would have saved a lot of sounds tooth structure!

[@fahadal-maziad3116]

what about removing from the adjacent tooth is that a mishap

[@AmritAssi]

that's not a uniform ring of tooth margin in the impression at 17:16

[@ninasanai28]

Hi Dr. Do you ever use any hemostatic agent such as Hemodent or viscostat on your retraction cords?

[@leopard1791]

In the end there is much more than 2mm incisal reduction.I see that in all videos.Just compare when there are just depth cuts and where is incisal edge in the end.I don't like that.So I start with 1.5 depth cuts cause I know that in the end ,when all reduction is finished,will be between 1.8 and 2.0.

[@armisttice]

doesnt even matter, as you said because youre ending up in the same spot :) to be honest its the angle of lingual to buccal- responsible for this.

[@demonofyou4]

SAMO SPETIČ i do the same for the same reason

[@rubybaybay2854]

Hi i am a dentist here in the Phillipines. where can i purchase those reverse prep kit and the other burs you used? Thanks

[@asitmc]

can't we just use the biggest round diamond bur? Other burs can be found in various prosth bur blocks.

[@ATolsk1]

Good technique, I will definitely apply this after some serious practice. In this case here, though, was it really necessary to make a crown preparations to this tooth? Given the condition of this particular tooth, it seems a bit unethical to "destroy" it.

[@jonathanwirth3420]

Looks like its got big resin build-ups on the facial and lingual. It's got marginal wear and stain. Also, there may be considerations regarding the occlusion. Patient has signs of pathological wear.

[@lioman2578]

Thank you. If we have gingival recession and alive tooth how do you prep for a crown?

[@alexandros789]

Well, in my opinion there are more opportunities to evaluate. First, you have to determin the cause of the recession (plaque? mechanical trauma?). Then you have to consider which tooth are you talking about (a frontal tooth? a premolar or posterior tooth? ), in order to think about possible terapies of the recession. Is the zone aesthetically important? If we are talking about an aesthetic zone, you should try to correct the gingival line before preparing a crown, with mucogingival surgery techniques ( soft tissue grafts, coronally- moved flap etc). Otherwise, if the aesthetics is not a problem, you can prepare the crown immediately. As far as vital teeth are concerned, for single rooted teeth I prefer the BOPT technique (similar to the feather edge...), while for posterior teeth I choose a chamfer margin if the tooth is not excessively tipped, because in this case you could have to do the endo. If you decide to treat the recession, you can also decide to guide the healing of the flap with a hard resin temporary crown (like biotemps), just placing the margin of the crown from 1,5 to 2 mm under the edge of the flap, without invading the biological width of the tooth.

[@hvek2732]

Great job...great explanation, thank you !

[@babakshah9808]

beautiful work doc

[@Shadow1986]

why have cord in there during prep?

[@siso7341]

Dr with lots experienced!!

[@jorgeprenticejiraldo7459]

metal ceramica? o pura ceramica?

[@controversialmusic9141]

Great video

[@GlidewellDental]

Thank you for your feedback. Check out his latest commentary on this Reverse Prep Technique! kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIGYlWqGftBoY5o

[@Mhdlagha]

i am afraid that a round burr would go too deep into the tooth, i use a round ended cylindrical burr, to shape the axial wall and the finishing line at the same time, what do you think ?

[@sergiovaldez4532]

Avísenle al doctor que daño la crown del elemento 12 y que ese elemento termina pronto en fractura.

[@mondachewon2873]

Great job thanks.

[@MillennialStocksYT]

Is this considered a basic procedure? I’m new to OMFS and dentistry all together

[@lavemrai6880]

Doesnt this give chamfer marginm

[@phenomenalmomy4493]

Nice lfrom Algeria

[@Entekamimouhajeri]

Your prepration for the facial aspect is not correct you do not follow the basic prencipal of the facial aspect reduction

[@jordonsowders3473]

Did you mean 4-5mm reduction? lol

[@hg77bju]

Perfect🙏🙏🌷🌷 From uran

[@drsyedfarooqshahdentist8543]

Perfectly perfect

[@jamez2632]

How not to improve aesthetics on a non-vital tooth...

[@san5a89]

why?

[@killerks1672]

over reduction!!!!!!

[@1395crazyboy]

Left only weak dentin....

[@denisaziz4110]

Too much tooth destruction...

[@asitmc]

did you go to dental school?

[@rlinhube]

@@asitmc Do you thing the patient would like a thick ugly blob instead?

[@asitmc]

@@rlinhube I didn't say that. That depends on how the lab contours it, and i am sure a decent lab would be able to create a decent looking crown.

[@extaza555]

@@asitmc it's overpreped, no question. He has a point.