Sensitivity after COMPOSITE RESTORATION? Do This

[@amadougassamam5552]

I am fortunate to be part of this group. Thank you Dr!

[@lilstrika93]

I recently had the same problem and didn't know the cause. Thank you for the information.

[@nathangen]

Great video. Thin horizontal increments vs angle vs vertical were studied and thin horizontal were found to be superior. But oblique is a great start. Reducing stress to developing hybrid layer is critical see: “Influence of c-factor and layering technique on microtensile bond strength to dentin” Nikolaenko 2004 and Protocols of Biomimetic Dentistry 2017 Alleman

[@sama.a964]

Thank you Doc very informative video

[@WhisperingCaptures]

Thanks for this video sir....it really helps us a lot.....glad I found this channel expecting more clinical tips from this channel sir

[@smartdentistry]

Welcome

[@timecop73]

Very informative. Thank you for your expert advises.

[@smartdentistry]

Glad it was helpful!

[@drmalvisnehal8678]

Very helpful vedio sir...thanks

[@smartdentistry]

So nice of you

[@DrShahid-Shafi]

Best explanation out there. Thank you Sir

[@mdshakilbhuiyan4574]

Thank you Sir, for important informations

[@smartdentistry]

So nice of you

[@ZoltandrVarga-zk3ou]

Hi, if this video is for colleges, then this is too basic, I am sure, you know that. Shines good, really says little. BTW flowable composite has bigger shrinkage than solid. Use GIC on the bottom.

[@smartdentistry]

Definitely. We shall use RM GIC as a liner below composites as conventional GIC should not be etched for atleast 24 hours after placement. Thanks

[@rameswaranperumalsamy9097]

Good and useful one Sir

[@smartdentistry]

So nice of you

[@ghufrankafeel3736]

Thanks a lot sir.....ur videos are very informative and clinically relevent..

[@smartdentistry]

Thank you

[@dr.umaravi5089]

Very beautifully explained sir simple to understand yet very important concepts which we make mistakes in our daily practice Thanks for vedio

[@smartdentistry]

All the best

[@haseebsafi2024]

Thank you Doc! Extremely helpful. Could you please make a video on C-Factor. Thanks!

[@smartdentistry]

Sure. I will make a video on C factor soon

[@ShikhaVashisht-m5l]

Hello sir… please tell how to reduce sensitivity during cavity preparation

[@lulupriya2184]

Thank you very much Dr ,Can you mention the Snow plow technique in composite ,if your time permits....

[@rickraw4166]

very well said about 3 to 5 sec curing ads .pls make video about c factor.thanks in advance

[@paulinakk4313]

Thank U for this video. Great material!

[@sujathak.a9901]

Good session Sir

[@Beautifulaviation]

The videos are very helpful sir in clinical practise . Ty doc

[@smartdentistry]

You are welcome ...

[@Littledog94]

Hi Doctor! I had 2 inlay filling at premolars teeth, but sometimes I feel a little bit sensitive when I touch it; when i eat something hard, I feel pain. What should i do now, Doctor? I afraid that if I remove inlay again, it will touch my nerves.

[@jamalalkhuffash7898]

Thank you very much doc ❤️ Please make a C factor video

[@PromiseChild12]

Very helpful thank you

[@smartdentistry]

Glad it was helpful!

[@deepaksirohi2332]

Plz mk vedeo on concept of C factor Ur concepts r v clear sir

[@smartdentistry]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rl7bi4CZaJ50l80 Watch this video. I hope it will be helpful

[@hashim1256]

thnks sir very deep knowledge

[@smartdentistry]

Thank you

[@dentistbijoy]

Can use Gluma ...wherever Dentin is exposed

[@9Glaedr0]

Thank you doctor

[@DrHozefa]

Sir what is over drying? Means how can you judge weather drying is enough or over?

[@smartdentistry]

Using the air from three way syringe will lead to over drying. We should always use a small cotton pellet to dry the tooth preparation.

[@DineshKumar-fd7gk]

It's very useful sir 🙏

[@smartdentistry]

Glad to hear that

[@smithakp4533]

GOOD KNOWLEDGE SIR BUT IF U SHOW YOUR CLINICLA VIDIO WE CAN USE

[@tshiamomoahloli9991]

Great video

[@smartdentistry]

Thank you

[@subhadramajhi8642]

If sensitivity persist while chewing wt will be d next step to do should i remove d restored composite completely..

[@smartdentistry]

That will be the best option. It is also good to apply a GIC liner below.

[@linebotan9034]

did you check the occlusion?

[@gayathriparthiban7579]

Very informative presentation sir. Your students at college are fortunate. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us sir. I have one question sir.. If Flowable composite has more polymerization shrinkage...is it still ok to place it as base...? Wouldn't it cause more marginal gaps in the deeper layers of dentin sir?

[@smartdentistry]

If we add it as a single layer, it will cause marginal gap In order to avoid it, we should add in thin layers and light cure each layer before adding the next... thus we can prevent marginal gap formation thank you

[@hasanhawlader7843]

Thanks a lot sir

[@queenprincess2902]

What is the best generation for bonding doctor?

[@smartdentistry]

No generation can be blindly said as the best. It depends upon the clinical situation. For preparation with predominantly enamel....three step or two step etch and rinse system is the best. Preparation with predominantly dentin, self etching bonding agent of 6,7 or 8th generation bonding agent is fine

[@dentistbypassionandprofess3248]

sir we can use Gic as a liner to prevent post operative sensitivity .sandwitch technique

[@smartdentistry]

Yes. We can use. But we should use RMGIC and not conventional GIC if we are to do the composite restoration immediately. If we opt to use conventional GIC, we should fill the entire cavity with GIC and after 24 hrs, we should remove 2 mm of GIC and that space is filled with composite.

[@milleralabdalla983]

Thank you Dr I wanna use vistaapex universal bond with bioactive materials (bioclass) What’s about it Dr? I.ll do scientific research about composite post obturation sensitivity Can you help me Dr? Thank you so much

[@smartdentistry]

Personally I don't find much use of bioglass inside dentine bonding agent. I will collect more details about it and I will definitely reply back. Thank you

[@milleralabdalla983]

@@smartdentistry thank you Dr I hope that Can you send me some studies about post composite restoration sensitivity (clinical studies) please Thank you again

[@smartdentistry]

@@milleralabdalla983 I will send. You are most welcome ...

[@kaushiksenapsti6523]

What is pulse curing

[@smartdentistry]

Pulse curing is a technique of curing dental composites in which at first composite is cured for 3-5 seconds with low intensity light. Then 2-3 minutes time interval is given for the composite to relive the stress generated by polymerization shrinkage. The the composite is cured with high intensity light cure unit as per the manufacturers instructions (Usually 20-40 Seconds)

[@kaushiksenapsti6523]

@@smartdentistry Thank you for the reply

[@bhagyabhaskaran7475]

C factor detailed video plz

[@smartdentistry]

C Factor in dental composites kzbin.info/www/bejne/rl7bi4CZaJ50l80

[@randomly1405]

Sir kindly make a video on Sandwich technique.. and can we avoid this sensitivity problem using sandwich technique??

[@smartdentistry]

I will make a video on sandwich technique. Definitely we can avoid sensitivity problem even in deep cavities by doing sandwich technique. Thank you

[@randomly1405]

@@smartdentistry thank you sir

[@dentistbypassionandprofess3248]

sir what is the life of composite restoration if we are following all protocols

[@smartdentistry]

Ten to fifteen years. But after five years it may require polishing to remove surface stains

[@dentistbypassionandprofess3248]

OK sir thq

[@mehedihassan531]

Thank u

[@TheDRAMF]

I used to add bonding agent on the outline borders of the cavity afer I finish the restoration application but I believe that is not that useful ... not really sure, wish if someone would have done this technique can share with us his experience in this matter

[@smartdentistry]

This procedure can prevent the marginal leakage for few days. But in long term, it will not be very helpful...

[@intuitiveXplorer]

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[@mukeshparida8821]

Thank you

[@smartdentistry]

Welcome!

[@bayhappy3992]

Watching a dental video in the parking space. Coming in.

[@drselvendran]

Nice

[@smartdentistry]

Thanks

[@wewereads]

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[@Qim2609]

That why i hate bulk technique

[@AstroShiraj]

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