Hmm not sure if the water would get into the capsule and ruin the composite composition. I wouldnt do it personally, i used to put it on top of my dental light before i got a composite heater
what about composite sticking to instruments but not the cavity ? even though the instrument is gold plated. i'm now using micro brush, but is there is another method ?
A really good tip when this happens is to coat your instrument in some bonding agent. That really helps with the composite not sticking to your instrument!
Honestly we’ve never tried it but i think you’d fry the plastic which contains the composite. You want to heat it to max 68degrees. Not sure how hot a microwave gets. I hope that helps
That's actually impressive
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Love this, I do the same 🔥 The warming up composite was a new one for me 👌🏻
Thank you bro, try it, it's so much easier to use
Another great video! I swear by putting my composite on top of the light😂
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Ima make my dentist watch this before my appointment Tbh
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Awesome video 👍 By the way, warming up the composit on lamp before practice lessons is my favourite
That works too!
Which generation of bonding we can apply on instruments to avoid sticky nature of composite
If you use a 2 step bottle, use the 2nd bottle of bond. However, it's much better to buy wetting resin rather than using bond 👍
If using the coffee mug warmer should we place water inside? Or just drop it on top of the warmer?
Hello! Just put the composite on the warmer. No mug and no water or anything else
do you think running the composite capsule under hot water for a while would work?
Hmm not sure if the water would get into the capsule and ruin the composite composition. I wouldnt do it personally, i used to put it on top of my dental light before i got a composite heater
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what about composite sticking to instruments but not the cavity ? even though the instrument is gold plated. i'm now using micro brush, but is there is another method ?
A really good tip when this happens is to coat your instrument in some bonding agent. That really helps with the composite not sticking to your instrument!
Would it work if you heat up composite with microwave? Haha or would it just set
Honestly we’ve never tried it but i think you’d fry the plastic which contains the composite. You want to heat it to max 68degrees. Not sure how hot a microwave gets. I hope that helps
@@TwoDentists definitely have to take it out of the plastic first and put it into another container. I guess it's worth trying out
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