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Dear Sir, thank you for taking the effort and time to create these educational videos. You have earned yourself students all around the world. Thank you for sharing your knowledge from your many years of experience with us. Practising in a developing country with limited resources and opportunities , it is exciting to watch your videos and listen to your words of wisdom which you deliver in simple and straightforward terms. Every word is clear, precise and of great clinical relevance. Please continue to teach us for many more years to come. Thank you and God bless
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This video was a nice refresher for me. Had a cuspid to cuspid case and was contemplating seating 3 at a time but thought might as well get er done. Seated all 6 at once and worked out just fine. Thanks for your concise information filled video.
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Hi Dr.Cutbirth, Thank you for sharing these great videos. May I know the rationale behind not curing the composite restoration( as explained at 8:45)? Will there be any problem if it's cured first before cementing the veneers? Many thanks.
I do not cure the primer/adhesive prior to veneer cementation, and I cement the veneers all at the same time and do not cure until all are seated. Watch all the videos in DMC.com library several times on all the topics. Take your practice to the Top Tier. Subscribe to DentistryMasterClasses.com for an organized library of all the Dental Minute videos plus many complete comprehensive cases and many very important articles. New cases are added weekly. Only $39.95/month. Click here to subscribe: membership.dentistrymasterclasses.com/purchase/?plan=513
Thank you Dr. Cutbirth for your amazing lecture and helpful tips. I had a question regarding the polishing direction vs cutting direction for using the 12 fluted carbide. Can you elaborate on how to determine the direction? Thank you!
One direction feels friction and drags. That is the cutting direction. The other direction feels smooth, like you are polishing something. The directions are evident when you move the burr against the tooth. Take your practice to the Top Tier. Subscribe to DentistryMasterClasses.com for an organized library of all the Dental Minute videos plus many complete comprehensive cases and many very important articles. New cases are added weekly. Only $39.95/month. Click here to subscribe: membership.dentistrymasterclasses.com/purchase/?plan=513
For the past several years I have used lithium disilicate (e-max) veneers exclusively. I do not use zirconia for veneers. I use zirconia for fixed bridge frameworks. I rarely use zirconia for crowns. I prefer gold crowns or onlays for second molars. Take your practice to the Top Tier. Subscribe to DentistryMasterClasses.com for an organized library of all the Dental Minute videos plus many complete comprehensive cases and many very important articles. New cases are added weekly. Only $39.95/month. Click here to subscribe: membership.dentistrymasterclasses.com/purchase/?plan=513
Emax (lithium dislocate). I do not share my dental laboratory technician names. It took us years to work out our methods, shades, etc. If I did give your their names, thy would be flooded with new dentists wanting to work with them. You must perfect your techniques and find your own lab tech. You can do it! I did!
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Is self etch and self adhesive resin cement like max cem ok to seat emax veneer..Do I still have to use primer adhesive on the veneer and the tooth if I use that cement?
Veneers, not crowns on anterior teeth if the tooth is healthy and not broken down. Preserve tooth structure. Remember, veneers are as strong as crowns and natural teeth if you use the correct technique.
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Hi doc. After you placed acid on enamel and dentin, and rinsed it, did you place primer adhesive on well dried teeth or on the teeth that were slightly moisturized?
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I do not cure anything until the veneer is seated.because I do not want any cured primer/adhesive thickness affecting the seating of the veneer. There is no reason to cure the primer/adhesive prior to seating the veneer if you cure thoroughly on the facial and lingual/palatal surfaces. Take your practice to the Top Tier. Subscribe to DentistryMasterClasses.com for an organized library of all the Dental Minute videos plus many complete comprehensive cases and many very important articles. New cases are added weekly. Only $39.95/month. Click here to subscribe: membership.dentistrymasterclasses.com/purchase/?plan=513
Great tips, thank you. I'm curious about using glycerin, which I notice you're not using here... would that solve the potential leakage problem if we prefer to wipe away excess resin cement prior to light curing?
Doc, so the margin of that veneer on the lateral that lost the class III filling is in the resin? If a patient has class III existing restorations (intact/sound), do you leave the margin of the veneers in that resin or are you removing them?
If the composite filling is recently placed and sound, with no leakage, I leave the filling as is. If there is staining or leakage, I often wait until I am seating the veneer to replace it. If there is a composite filling in the tooth that is being veneered and you place provisional veneers with adhesive (unfilled resin) on the composite, the provisional may stick to the composite when you remove the provisional and you may have to reprep that part of the tooth when you seat the veneer. Take your practice to the Top Tier. Subscribe to DentistryMasterClasses.com for an organized library of all the Dental Minute videos plus many complete comprehensive cases and many very important articles. New cases are added weekly. Only $20/month. Click here to subscribe: membership.dentistrymasterclasses.com/purchase/?plan=513
My dentist left some excess cement at the gumline margins, my gums are fine but I can feel it cause my nails catches on it. Can it be removed or is too late?
did you cure the scotchbond after blowing or did you just leave it? Did you use bond activator? Did you not cure it either on the venneer or on the tooth? Only light cured it when you seated it? Thanks in advance
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You mentioned not to wipe off the excess cement until the initial cure but then you wiped it off on the lingual to make sure you had correct placement. Did you mean don’t wipe the facial and just wipe the lingual before initial cure?
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I have a question. I have gotten my 4 wisdom teeth out to get Invisaligns to correct a very crooked upper tooth (nr.10) thats behind the lower row. My 2 middle upper teeth (nr.8&9) are very big and i wonder if veneers might be a good thing after getting the teeth corrected. My worry is that i have had one of my front teeth chipped and every time it was fixed with a modelling filler, the filler broken off again after a few months. can this happen to Veneers too? Thank you very much.
Veneers are terrific and, if placed with the technique I am teaching, very strong - as strong as natural teeth. It is important that most people wear a nightguard while sleeping to protect the teeth from chipping and wear (bruxism). It is also important not to bite anything harder than a soft sandwich with your front teeth. This applies to natural teeth or teeth that have not been veneered. The front tooth angle is not good for biting hard things. Watch my DM video, "How to Keep Your Teeth for a Lifetime."
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greetings Dr. steven Thanks alot for your hard work , i may have some queries recently i applied veneers Imax i wasn't satisfied with my upper jaw so they sent it back to the lab , however i applied the bottom jaw ( lower teeth ) total of 10 teeth with no adjustment as the Dr said she will fix the bite once i applied the upper jaw now , bottom veneers are not even ( need to be shaved or i dont know the term of it ) is it really possible for veneers to be adjusted to be Even ( middle lower 4 teeth ) ? and will the Dr be able to line it with the whole 10 teeth ?
Yes. The problem with dual cure is selecting a proper shade plus the dual cure composite turns dark during the setting process, which is disconcerting as you watch the reaction and hope the shade doesn't remain that dark.
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I'm not sure what you are referring to. If you are placing a direct composite, you cure the primer/adhasive prior to placing the filled resin. If you are seating a veneer, you do not cure anything until you have seated the veneer. I do not think I can be any clearer on the videos. Take your practice to the Top Tier. Subscribe to DentistryMasterClasses.com for an organized library of all the Dental Minute videos plus many complete comprehensive cases and many very important articles. New cases are added weekly. Only $20/month. Click here to subscribe: membership.dentistrymasterclasses.com/purchase/?plan=513
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Hi Dr. Cutbirth, is it mandatory to put adhesive on veneer before applying composite resin? Or is this step needed because silane is not applied? Thank you very much for the video and information.
Yes, you must apply primer/adhesive to the tooth side of the veneer and the prepared tooth. Be sure to blow off the primer/adhesive so nothing "wiggles." Do not cure the primer/adhesive until the veneer is seated, just like the videos. Silane is not needed.
It's so frustrating getting different answers to whether to cure the primer on the tooth or it to. I know not to cure the bond on the veneer but do u or don't u cure the tooth. So many different videos with different answers it's very frustrating
It depends on where you live, the expertise of the doctor, the cost of the dental laboratory used and other factors. All dental practices are not the same, just like restaurants and hotels.
Yes, although I recommend all patients, even with natural teeth, do not bite anything harder than a sandwich with their front teeth. The biting angle is not good if you bite something hard with your front teeth. The veneer is as strong as a natural tooth, but I have many patients chip their natural teeth biting hard things with them.
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Dear Sir, thank you for taking the effort and time to create these educational videos. You have earned yourself students all around the world. Thank you for sharing your knowledge from your many years of experience with us. Practising in a developing country with limited resources and opportunities , it is exciting to watch your videos and listen to your words of wisdom which you deliver in simple and straightforward terms. Every word is clear, precise and of great clinical relevance. Please continue to teach us for many more years to come. Thank you and God bless
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You are a brilliant teacher. Your attention to detail is impeccable.
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This video was a nice refresher for me. Had a cuspid to cuspid case and was contemplating seating 3 at a time but thought might as well get er done. Seated all 6 at once and worked out just fine.
Thanks for your concise information filled video.
Glad the videos are helpful.
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Hi Dr.Cutbirth, Thank you for sharing these great videos.
May I know the rationale behind not curing the composite restoration( as explained at 8:45)? Will there be any problem if it's cured first before cementing the veneers?
Many thanks.
I do not cure the primer/adhesive prior to veneer cementation, and I cement the veneers all at the same time and do not cure until all are seated. Watch all the videos in DMC.com library several times on all the topics.
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Thank you Dr. Cutbirth for your amazing lecture and helpful tips. I had a question regarding the polishing direction vs cutting direction for using the 12 fluted carbide. Can you elaborate on how to determine the direction? Thank you!
One direction feels friction and drags. That is the cutting direction. The other direction feels smooth, like you are polishing something. The directions are evident when you move the burr against the tooth.
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Are these emax monolithic veneers? What different kind of material do you use for veneers? Do you ever use zirconia veneers?
For the past several years I have used lithium disilicate (e-max) veneers exclusively. I do not use zirconia for veneers. I use zirconia for fixed bridge frameworks. I rarely use zirconia for crowns. I prefer gold crowns or onlays for second molars.
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What material are you using for veneer fabrication? Zirconia? Would you mind sharing what laboratory you use?
Emax (lithium dislocate). I do not share my dental laboratory technician names. It took us years to work out our methods, shades, etc. If I did give your their names, thy would be flooded with new dentists wanting to work with them. You must perfect your techniques and find your own lab tech. You can do it! I did!
Great video Doctor?Can I use the same bond adhesive and RelyX veneer cement for emax veneers as well?
Yes you can. These are e-max veneers in the video. Be sure to treat the e-max prior to cementation.
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Is self etch and self adhesive resin cement like max cem ok to seat emax veneer..Do I still have to use primer adhesive on the veneer and the tooth if I use that cement?
I am not sure. I have used the method I describe in the video for many years with excellent results. For that reason, I have not tried other methods.
Do you not have to light cure the primary adhesive on the prepped teeth and prosthesis fitting surface prior to cementation?
No, absolutely do not cure the primer/adhesive prior to placing the veneer with the filled resin. Follow the directions in the video.
Would you consider applying Empress crowns to maxillary incisals in a younger patient who is insisting on high translucency?
Veneers, not crowns on anterior teeth if the tooth is healthy and not broken down. Preserve tooth structure. Remember, veneers are as strong as crowns and natural teeth if you use the correct technique.
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Great video. Thankyou. Just wondering what %isopropyl alcohol you use?
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dr is drying the teeth require for the provisional and permanent cementing or we can do it in a moist environment?
If you are using resin cement, the prepared teeth can be slightly moist.
Hi doc.
After you placed acid on enamel and dentin, and rinsed it, did you place primer adhesive on well dried teeth or on the teeth that were slightly moisturized?
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Can't we cure the bonding agent after applying on tooth?
I do not cure anything until the veneer is seated.because I do not want any cured primer/adhesive thickness affecting the seating of the veneer. There is no reason to cure the primer/adhesive prior to seating the veneer if you cure thoroughly on the facial and lingual/palatal surfaces.
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Great tips, thank you. I'm curious about using glycerin, which I notice you're not using here... would that solve the potential leakage problem if we prefer to wipe away excess resin cement prior to light curing?
Absolutely do not wipe excess cement away prior to initial light curing. This is true with veneers or crowns.
Doc, so the margin of that veneer on the lateral that lost the class III filling is in the resin? If a patient has class III existing restorations (intact/sound), do you leave the margin of the veneers in that resin or are you removing them?
If the composite filling is recently placed and sound, with no leakage, I leave the filling as is. If there is staining or leakage, I often wait until I am seating the veneer to replace it. If there is a composite filling in the tooth that is being veneered and you place provisional veneers with adhesive (unfilled resin) on the composite, the provisional may stick to the composite when you remove the provisional and you may have to reprep that part of the tooth when you seat the veneer.
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My dentist left some excess cement at the gumline margins, my gums are fine but I can feel it cause my nails catches on it. Can it be removed or is too late?
Yes, it can definitely be removed. I'm sure it was just an honest oversight. Go back to your dentist and have the excess cement removed.
did you cure the scotchbond after blowing or did you just leave it? Did you use bond activator? Did you not cure it either on the venneer or on the tooth? Only light cured it when you seated it?
Thanks in advance
Yes, only light cured anything when the veneer is seated.
Sir so nicely explained the procedure..Thank you so much for sharing it.
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thanks for sharing your knowledge!
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You mentioned not to wipe off the excess cement until the initial cure but then you wiped it off on the lingual to make sure you had correct placement. Did you mean don’t wipe the facial and just wipe the lingual before initial cure?
When you press the veneer to place again after removing a bit of the excess from the palatal, it presses a bit of excess out the palatal so there is still excess cement.
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but how about zirconia veneers dr? where light cant pass? can we still put them all together?
Sorry, I have never used zirconia for veneers, so I cannot answer that question.
Dear sir, do you open the contact completely for veneer preparation? And how much you do reduction labially?
If the tooth is not too dark, approximately 0.5mm labial reduction. Yes, I open the contacts completely from the mesial of the cuspids anteriorly.
I have a question. I have gotten my 4 wisdom teeth out to get Invisaligns to correct a very crooked upper tooth (nr.10) thats behind the lower row. My 2 middle upper teeth (nr.8&9) are very big and i wonder if veneers might be a good thing after getting the teeth corrected. My worry is that i have had one of my front teeth chipped and every time it was fixed with a modelling filler, the filler broken off again after a few months. can this happen to Veneers too? Thank you very much.
Veneers are terrific and, if placed with the technique I am teaching, very strong - as strong as natural teeth. It is important that most people wear a nightguard while sleeping to protect the teeth from chipping and wear (bruxism). It is also important not to bite anything harder than a soft sandwich with your front teeth. This applies to natural teeth or teeth that have not been veneered. The front tooth angle is not good for biting hard things. Watch my DM video, "How to Keep Your Teeth for a Lifetime."
How long do you get effective anesthesia with Citanest plain?
Probably 20-30 minutes because it has no vasoconstrictor.
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Thank you so much sir . Very helpful and everything is straight to the point . God bless😊
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greetings Dr. steven
Thanks alot for your hard work , i may have some queries
recently i applied veneers Imax i wasn't satisfied with my upper jaw so they sent it back to the lab , however i applied the bottom jaw ( lower teeth ) total of 10 teeth with no adjustment as the Dr said she will fix the bite once i applied the upper jaw
now , bottom veneers are not even ( need to be shaved or i dont know the term of it ) is it really possible for veneers to be adjusted to be Even ( middle lower 4 teeth ) ? and will the Dr be able to line it with the whole 10 teeth ?
Sorry, I cannot diagnose your condition or treatment options without examining you.
Where is the location to get this done and the pricing
Do you mean, "Where do I practice?" If that is the question, I practice in Waco, Texas.
Dr can we use dual cure cement?
Yes. The problem with dual cure is selecting a proper shade plus the dual cure composite turns dark during the setting process, which is disconcerting as you watch the reaction and hope the shade doesn't remain that dark.
Outstanding technique. Thanks doctor.
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God bless you 💟💟
Thank you.
Awesome, thank you!
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great tips, thanks doc
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Hello some videos have u cure the bond and others don't. So frustrating
I'm not sure what you are referring to. If you are placing a direct composite, you cure the primer/adhasive prior to placing the filled resin. If you are seating a veneer, you do not cure anything until you have seated the veneer. I do not think I can be any clearer on the videos.
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Good job 👏
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Dr please speak about sandblasting?
Sandblasting is good for mechanical retention. You do not have to sandblast if the veneers are etched or treated.
Thank you doctor
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Thanks dr that was very helpful 🌹
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how much does it cost
Depends on many factors.
very helpfull!!!Thanks
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Hi Dr. Cutbirth, is it mandatory to put adhesive on veneer before applying composite resin? Or is this step needed because silane is not applied? Thank you very much for the video and information.
Yes, you must apply primer/adhesive to the tooth side of the veneer and the prepared tooth. Be sure to blow off the primer/adhesive so nothing "wiggles." Do not cure the primer/adhesive until the veneer is seated, just like the videos. Silane is not needed.
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It's so frustrating getting different answers to whether to cure the primer on the tooth or it to. I know not to cure the bond on the veneer but do u or don't u cure the tooth. So many different videos with different answers it's very frustrating
How much is this
It depends on where you live, the expertise of the doctor, the cost of the dental laboratory used and other factors. All dental practices are not the same, just like restaurants and hotels.
Thanks dr❤
You are welcome.
Спасибо!
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May I eat apple with veneer?
Yes, although I recommend all patients, even with natural teeth, do not bite anything harder than a sandwich with their front teeth. The biting angle is not good if you bite something hard with your front teeth. The veneer is as strong as a natural tooth, but I have many patients chip their natural teeth biting hard things with them.
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Sorry, what is the problem?