How to use putty to create a bridge. Putty on Teeth #3 and #5 BRIDGE for ADEX CDCA Exam Success

Welcome back to my channel! In this video, we'll be discussing an important aspect of restorative dentistry: using putty for creating a bridge on teeth #3 and #5.
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Proper use of putty is essential for successful restorative procedures, and it can be a challenging skill to master. That's why in this video, I'll be sharing my top tips and techniques for working with putty to create a bridge, from selecting the right type and consistency to preparing the teeth and surrounding area for the procedure. We'll also cover tips for achieving accurate impressions and avoiding common mistakes.
By the end of this video, you'll have a thorough understanding of how to work with putty for creating a bridge on teeth #3 and #5 and be able to confidently apply these techniques to your own restorative procedures. So be sure to watch until the end and take notes, as these tips could make all the difference in your exam preparation and success.
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[@carlosreyes-os7oc]

Hi dr can you help me with one question! I want to ask you did you know which are de mm in facial depth in class 3 in anterior ?

[@DrNetoDDS]

For laterals, 1.5 mm at the incisal wall, 2.5 at the gingival wall. For central incisors, 2.0 mm at the incisal wall, 3,0 at the gingival.

[@Bejman13]

Maybe re-record the video with a better putty matrix. If you need to hold it down with your finger to engage it, you didn’t make it correctly.

[@DrNetoDDS]

Putty contracts sometimes during the setting process, which drives to that opening. If it's minimal, holding with a finger to make it stable is not a big deal. During the exam, time management is crucial. If you have a regular set putty and you have this little manageable distortion, would you prefer wasting 5-6 minutes of the exam just to make a "perfect" one? I wouldn't. I teach people how to learn from mistakes and how to handle them.