Tips and tricks for "life like" posterior composites restorations

In this webinar Dr. Romero shares with you multiple tips and tricks to help you achieve natural looking posterior composite restorations, including how to create "invisible" access holes for implant crowns (screw retained).

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[@romerodentalseminars]

Thanks for watching!

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Thank you so much for such detailed informative tips and tricks in achieving posterior life like restoration! Really appreciate it!

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That was an in depth lecture for the short amount of time. Thanks for sharing your knowledge ..

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Very helpful and informative
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Great lecture.. Keep going doc thanx for sharing ✌️

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Thank you for sharing.

[@romerodentalseminars]

Thank you for watching!!

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Amazing method

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[@mimme864]

At @39:03 if this kind of decay was hard, do we leave it? Or does it have to look light brown? How do we decide if it’s enough of cleaning?

[@romerodentalseminars]

Use caries detection die. We have a kore recent webinar on the use of caries detection die for caries management. The idea is that you measure the depth of the preparation. 5mm from the cusp to central area is deep and you want to be careful. If the tooth has normal response (not hypersensitive) you want to maintain vitality, so if there is some caries on the pulpal floor, just leave it. But you need to have a clean peripheral seal zone (2mm from the DEJ). Hope this helps.

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Thanks

[@AbsoluteXero]

Thank you for sharing! I wonder do you tack cure these increments and do a final full cure? Or do you do full cure 20s+ for each increment?

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[@romerodentalseminars]

Hi, I full cure the horizontal layer that cure 10 seconds each successive layer. At the end a full cure.

[@aliasheem1556]

Well done , but i would like to see more complicated tooth restoration such as a severely decayed tooth

[@user-em2ne7gk4c]

We should put glicerin befor final light curing ?? And how many second we should wait??

[@romerodentalseminars]

Yes, before LC and no waiting, just cure through it and rinse.

[@jonidakatroshi8578]

hello Dr ROMERO thank you for sharing:)
may i ask you which armamentarium do you exactly suggest for the composite built up ? do you suggest to uses brushes also?
another question please, once you remove the old restoration or caries will you clean /disinfect he cavity with medication like hydrogen peroxide?
thank you a lot
greetings from Uk

[@romerodentalseminars]

Hi, thanks for your questions.
1. I use brushes only for anterior composites. Even though I don’t use them for posterior Restorations, it is not a bad idea to use.
2. Cleaning of the preparation is completed using Bisco’s cavity cleanser (CHX). This helps with inhibition of MMP’s.
Hope this helps.

[@williamchan6129]

What's your prefer posterior and anterior composite brand? Thanks.

[@romerodentalseminars]

Hi William, they are many good composites out in the market but I use (and prefer) Brilliant EverGlow from Coltene and Harmonize from Kerr. Thanks for watching.
Mario

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Got it. Thank you !!

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