Demonstration of an easy method of Rubber Dam Placement for a single tooth situation. Ideal for Root Canal Treatment or Class I Composite Restorations.
I just followed same technique in the vdo, It is perfectly done ,but is there any need to apply dental floss for adaptation of rubber dam sheet as many company vdo s recommend?
Dear Smita, if I had to redo this video I would suggest wrapping floss around the clamp before application. I missed in when I edited the video. Also flossing between the contacts of the isolated tooth is a good practice for better isolation. Thank you for dropping by and I am very glad that it helped
Abdullah Mursi Yes if you can achieve good expansion with just one punch, that that is all required. Additional punches are done so that the dam material does not tear during expansion
Thanks for stopping by and asking a question 😊Three holes is a beginners move and is done at the same site with a slight overlap to widen the hole.The larger the hole the less the tendency for the ram to split as you stretch it . As you get more proficient you can move to single punch holes . The sharpness of the punch also plays a crucial role . I have found that whenever you don’t make a clean cut the chances of tearing the dam is high
thank you doctor ... that was great!!.. If you could show us please clamp selection and how to place both clamp and band for MOD or class2 cavities.. THANX
Thank you very much for the video. It really helped me. May you plaese make a video about tooth reduction for placing a bridge, i always fail in showing my finish line
kindly make a vedio on different clamps for different teeth like you used here for molar plz show us different clamps like for premolars canine and incisors
Hi Piyush, thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. I did not get your question about "dam in buccal lingual contact". However regarding the Multiple tooth isolation , I will be releasing a video shortly to address that concern.
expect more from you guys (or guy?) please do videos on isolation for class 2 composite restorations..tying floss tag to get everted margins , liquid dams optra gate , good brands of dam clamps... rubber dams etc etc..
I wanted to ask... What's your phone brand? Hahaha. I'm so funny 😂 thanks for the very helpful video. You were explaining things so thoroughly and slowly 😌
very nicely explained sir...bravo the only question i have is is rubber dam a good option to use in class V caries...if yes how to go about it if the caries is at or below the gingival margin...thank you sir
Dear Pulkit, the evolution of matrices for Class V situations has made Rubber Dam use for Class V's redundant. Today if i want a bloodless field, I use my electrocautery unit to do a bit of gingivectomy which then allows me to place the matrix. I will be doing a video soon on the Class V matrices along with how you can modify a mylar strip for Class V use. Thank for dropping a line.
Sir, I have been following your technique for a long time, and it's about 90% working great, but in 10% cases, I find the dam doesn't touch the molar from mesial and distal side, once I release it from the wings. Any tips?
Aaron Sarwal . What you can do is release the rubber dam from the corner times to make it slightly loose and then push the dam material with the back end of a tweezer towards the tooth. The rubber dam should snugly encircle the tooth. Thanks for dropping by and using the technique
@@raman9p This is a link to a split dam technique. although its titled for class 2 restorations, if you don't apply a sectional ring the technique can be applied for crown preparation too. czcams.com/video/Cqdor_8w4i4/video.html
i saw a root canal procedure on youtube today and he didn't used rubber dam , many commented about it thats how i got here , can u tell me that is it necessary and what is it's work....thank you.
Krishna Gangwani the advantage of a root canal or any procedure done under the rubber dam is that you can can work in a saliva less field with full concentration on the task at hand. Saliva contains a lot of bacteria which can interfere with treatment. Blood from the gums can also sometimes seep in and throw a spanner into the mix. So in one word the advantage lies in isolation
Thank You Arun for stopping by. I have made a video detailing the difference in placement order when using wingless clamps. Forceps handling style does not change, only order of placement. czcams.com/video/YzBKolmRvRE/video.html
Hi Ruchi, Here's a video I made after your query. It details posterior multiple tooth isolation for a Class II restoration. czcams.com/video/Cqdor_8w4i4/video.html
Could you please show how to use rubber dam for a tooth that doesn't have a crown or its curious up to the gingiva on the buccal and/or lingual side? Those are the ones I have trouble isolating. Thanks
Before placing the rubber dam inform the patient about having to swallow his/her saliva. Get them to practise it a couple of times if you need to. Then apply the dam and ask them to it with the dam in place.
Hi Amaresh, the method of taking an Xray with a Rubber Dam in place involves releasing the dam from the frame and folding it to the side towards the nearest cheek. Now you will have space to place the Xray Film/ Sensor and take the Xray.
Hi Arshiya, while the use of winged or wingless is a personal preference, wingless is pretty handy when doing restorative work as sometimes the wings interfere with placement of the sectional matrix
Hi and thanks for the question. Once properly isolated the dam seals the tooth and the need for a saliva ejector is only to vacuum the irrigant that pools in the dam . If getting a proper seal is difficult then you can inject some gingival barrier around the tooth for additional seal.
@@gamalfarouk6619 Once the dam is placed,there will always be one place where liquid pools. As a test , use the 3 way syringe to put some water on the tooth and watch where the water collects in the dam. That would be the place for the tip of the saliva ejector to be placed. Ask the assistant to aply very slight downward pressure thereby creating a depression in the dam which will facilitate movement of the fluid towards the ejector. If the speed of irrigation is adjusted, then you can also have the assistant place the tip of the saliva ejector touching the irrigation needle on the occlusal surface of the access prep and mop up the irrigant as it exits the access cavity
Love these videos ! Hope to see more
Best video to learn about how rubber dam. Explanation is very much clear.
DOCTORRRR!!! DONT STOP! MAKE MORE VIDEOS!! I LOVE THE WAY YOU TALK )))
Awsome...it looks simple with you...Now I know...incase I have to do it in practical Exam
Thank you for dropping by and glad to have helped . I hope you do well for the exam
Beautifully explained..Thank you
Best video to learn about rubber dam, thank you
Thank you @shifaanzal8882
Thank you Dr.
Searched many videos but this one helped me a lot.
Thankyou. Glad to have helped
Wonderfully illustrated thanks doc
My daughter just came back from dental work , back tooth filling, but around her tooth it looks like a lot of her gum is missing? is this normal?
Wow...!! It is really helpful. The way you explained the most basic things like the dull surface should face the operator is really appreciative.
Thank you for your words of encouragement
thank you DR.. I like your demostration videos.. I will like to see how I can take a good impression end Exrays... thank you so much...
Thank you for the useful video, Doctor.
Thank you Mustafa. Glad to have helped
you are a really nice doctor :) thank you
Thank you Esraa. Glad to be of help
Woww!!! .
Really impressive .
Thanks
Glad you liked it! Thanks for dropping by
Thank you 😊
Nice and greatly helpful video.
Thanks.
Nice video Dr
Thank u Doctor... For a nyc video
I just followed same technique in the vdo, It is perfectly done ,but is there any need to apply dental floss for adaptation of rubber dam sheet as many company vdo s recommend?
Dear Smita, if I had to redo this video I would suggest wrapping floss around the clamp before application. I missed in when I edited the video. Also flossing between the contacts of the isolated tooth is a good practice for better isolation. Thank you for dropping by and I am very glad that it helped
Doctor just one punsh i do becouce i can see it just one ?
Abdullah Mursi Yes if you can achieve good expansion with just one punch, that that is all required. Additional punches are done so that the dam material does not tear during expansion
Nice video
I was struggling
Hopefully it will help
Thank you for stopping by and dropping a comment . Glad to have helped
I have a question regd the hole
U punch 3 holes in the same site to prevent it from tearing plz. Clarify
Great video
Thanks for stopping by and asking a question 😊Three holes is a beginners move and is done at the same site with a slight overlap to widen the hole.The larger the hole the less the tendency for the ram to split as you stretch it . As you get more proficient you can move to single punch holes . The sharpness of the punch also plays a crucial role . I have found that whenever you don’t make a clean cut the chances of tearing the dam is high
Nice video
thank you doctor ... that was great!!..
If you could show us please clamp selection
and how to place both clamp and band for MOD or class2 cavities..
THANX
Dear Yasmine, here's a video showing rubber dam placement for Class II cavities. I hope you find it useful. czcams.com/video/Cqdor_8w4i4/video.html
Thank you very much for this great vedio..
Thank you Mariam, Glad to have helped
Great video , Thanks
thankyou
Thank you Dr..!
Thankyou
Thank you so very much! Your video has helped me greatly, will you please do one on a toffilmire placement?
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can u show how to tie the floss on the clamp
Thank you very much for the video. It really helped me.
May you plaese make a video about tooth reduction for placing a bridge, i always fail in showing my finish line
Thankyou Amira, I will try and make a video for tooth preparation soon
Thankyou very helpful video 🌹
Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment. Much appreciated
kindly make a vedio on different clamps for different teeth like you used here for molar plz show us different clamps like for premolars canine and incisors
+100500
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Can you make another one for maxillary teeth?
does anyone know which brand material is being used?
highly informative video sir.
.....how to put dam in buccal lingual contact n how to use it in multiple tooth
Hi Piyush, thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. I did not get your question about "dam in buccal lingual contact". However regarding the Multiple tooth isolation , I will be releasing a video shortly to address that concern.
Can you please upload the video for rubber dam isolation of upper anterior teeth
Can you demonstrate placement on an upper first premolar ?
Thanks!
nice demo bro
Thankyou
this is a good video. thank you ..
utto pian. Thanks for dropping by and glad to have helped
expect more from you guys (or guy?) please do videos on isolation for class 2 composite restorations..tying floss tag to get everted margins , liquid dams optra gate , good brands of dam clamps... rubber dams etc etc..
Have you chanced on this czcams.com/video/Cqdor_8w4i4/video.html
Nice and easy way
bhupinder arora Thankyou
Thanks sir
Too gud👍
Thankyou
It is a very good video.
Can you help me regarding how to use wingless clamp.
I have Coltene Hygenic wingless rubber dam kit.
When it comes to wingless clamps you have to place the clamp on first and then drape the rubber dam hole around it and then you put the frame on last
czcams.com/video/YzBKolmRvRE/video.html
I wanted to ask... What's your phone brand? Hahaha. I'm so funny 😂 thanks for the very helpful video. You were explaining things so thoroughly and slowly 😌
:)
very nicely explained sir...bravo
the only question i have is is rubber dam a good option to use in class V caries...if yes how to go about it if the caries is at or below the gingival margin...thank you sir
Hi Pulkit, I will be putting up a video shortly on how to use a mylar strip to make a good matrix for a class V
Dear Pulkit, the evolution of matrices for Class V situations has made Rubber Dam use for Class V's redundant. Today if i want a bloodless field, I use my electrocautery unit to do a bit of gingivectomy which then allows me to place the matrix. I will be doing a video soon on the Class V matrices along with how you can modify a mylar strip for Class V use. Thank for dropping a line.
Informative👍 please make the video on posterior class 2 composite restoration
Thanks for dropping by Shrikant, I will be putting up a video on posterior class 2 composite soon
Can the clamp cut the patient's gums surrounding the tooth being worked on?
Thanks for the question. Yes it can cut into the gums or cause tiny puncture wounds but they heal really fast.
Sir, I have been following your technique for a long time, and it's about 90% working great, but in 10% cases, I find the dam doesn't touch the molar from mesial and distal side, once I release it from the wings. Any tips?
Aaron Sarwal . What you can do is release the rubber dam from the corner times to make it slightly loose and then push the dam material with the back end of a tweezer towards the tooth. The rubber dam should snugly encircle the tooth. Thanks for dropping by and using the technique
Kindly share a video for rubber dam placement technique prior to crown preparation
Dear Raman , thanks for stopping by. For crown preps you should attempt a quadrant isolation. E.g. to prepare a 46 you should isolate from 47 to 44
@@molarsystem it will be great if you could share the link of video
@@raman9p This is a link to a split dam technique. although its titled for class 2 restorations, if you don't apply a sectional ring the technique can be applied for crown preparation too.
czcams.com/video/Cqdor_8w4i4/video.html
Dr, I have one doubt, Did u play a role as Album hero Natpadu Theral know? En kadala song, is it?
Yes :)
i saw a root canal procedure on youtube today and he didn't used rubber dam , many commented about it thats how i got here , can u tell me that is it necessary and what is it's work....thank you.
Krishna Gangwani the advantage of a root canal or any procedure done under the rubber dam is that you can can work in a saliva less field with full concentration on the task at hand. Saliva contains a lot of bacteria which can interfere with treatment. Blood from the gums can also sometimes seep in and throw a spanner into the mix. So in one word the advantage lies in isolation
Do I leave the metal frame in the patient's mouth?
Thanks for the question Ramona. Once the procedure is completed, the frame along with the dam and clamp should be removed.
Nice and easy
Thankyou
Sir if it's a wing less clamp.. wats de difference... Any difference in using the forceps???
Thank You Arun for stopping by. I have made a video detailing the difference in placement order when using wingless clamps. Forceps handling style does not change, only order of placement. czcams.com/video/YzBKolmRvRE/video.html
Hi. Is there any video by you for multiple teeth isolation too?
Hi Ruchi, thanks for droppping in. I will be posting it in a few days. Its in the process of post production
Hi Ruchi, Here's a video I made after your query. It details posterior multiple tooth isolation for a Class II restoration. czcams.com/video/Cqdor_8w4i4/video.html
Could you please show how to use rubber dam for a tooth that doesn't have a crown or its curious up to the gingiva on the buccal and/or lingual side? Those are the ones I have trouble isolating. Thanks
When you have a tooth which is very short, then what I do is clamp the gingiva about 2 mm below the cervical margin after anesthetising well
doc where wud v keep d suction f t z outside al d water frm d airoter 'll b sucked but pts own salivation ???
Before placing the rubber dam inform the patient about having to swallow his/her saliva. Get them to practise it a couple of times if you need to. Then apply the dam and ask them to it with the dam in place.
thanks for taking ur tym for explaining god bless ya
@@thabassumjameel8685 You are welcome. It questions like yours that drive people like me to make videos that you question :)
How to take rvg with rubber dam in place
Hi Amaresh, the method of taking an Xray with a Rubber Dam in place involves releasing the dam from the frame and folding it to the side towards the nearest cheek. Now you will have space to place the Xray Film/ Sensor and take the Xray.
Can't I press a rubber dam without a flame?
Yes you may place the clamp without the frame. The frame just holds the dam stretched and out of the way for easy access
When to use winged clamp and when To use wingless clamp ..??
Hi Arshiya, while the use of winged or wingless is a personal preference, wingless is pretty handy when doing restorative work as sometimes the wings interfere with placement of the sectional matrix
@@thedentalcenter9544 thanks alott. Ur vdo is really helpful.pls make vdo on rotary Rct and implantology.. If possible thanks
What about the salaiva ejector? While irrigation?
Hi and thanks for the question. Once properly isolated the dam seals the tooth and the need for a saliva ejector is only to vacuum the irrigant that pools in the dam . If getting a proper seal is difficult then you can inject some gingival barrier around the tooth for additional seal.
@@themadrasplayers l ask about the irrigating solution.how can l absorpe it while the dam in place.
@@gamalfarouk6619 Once the dam is placed,there will always be one place where liquid pools. As a test , use the 3 way syringe to put some water on the tooth and watch where the water collects in the dam. That would be the place for the tip of the saliva ejector to be placed. Ask the assistant to aply very slight downward pressure thereby creating a depression in the dam which will facilitate movement of the fluid towards the ejector. If the speed of irrigation is adjusted, then you can also have the assistant place the tip of the saliva ejector touching the irrigation needle on the occlusal surface of the access prep and mop up the irrigant as it exits the access cavity
Thanks doctor....
lubrication isn't important in the pt.???
Sakshi Verma It is
especially in cases of tight contact
Lol when the phone rang 😂😂😂
bich mei kis ka call aa gya tha doctor sahab 😂😂😂
My dentist just washes out the patient's mouth with soap and then gets to work.
:)
Do we even use rubber dam in India?
Its catching up. Mandatory in all Post graduate courses and I think dentists are warming to the idea of the comfort it affords the operator
@@desultorybabble5697 I can assure you not atleast here in MP😛
I should come there and take a course then :)
@@desultorybabble5697 it won't be feasible sir, it's not that nobody knows how to use them. It's the cost factor
Its not that expensive. its just a mindset
I see most of our viewers here are foreign students ?