Hi Dr Stevenson, thank you so much for making this series. This is the best step-by-step procedure demonstration with clinical tips for veneers, I have come across so far...👍🏻
Thank you Dr. Please can you explain to me how you do the chew test when determining there is a restricted envelope of movement. Are you going to produce any videos regarding how to check occlusion when providing veneers for anterior teeth.?
An excellent demonstration, doctor! I do have a query, though. At 4:04 you mention 2 mm of unsupported porcelain in the important guidelines. What does that mean?
If the feldspathic porcelain is more than 2 mm thick it is subject to shear forces that could lead to fractures. If a significant amount of tooth structure must be replaced (more than 2 mm at the incisal for example) it is best to use a much stronger material like lithium disilicate (e.max) as the veneer material, which may be minimally cut back and bilayered with feldspathic porcelain or alternatively it may be surface stained.
I use a very small tipped fine diamond and an interguard (matrix) to protect the adjacent tooth (the one that will not be prepped) and hold the diamond perpendicular to the facial as I tease the "J" shapes away. With back-to-back preps, it's not an issue. Great Question! Dr. Stevenson
Thank you for you informative videos. Please can you give us your thoughts about 3N veneers? since they say it's non prep veneers how they manage the occlussal contacts ? Thank you
Dear respected Dr Steven, am writing u and still watching the amazing demo, regarding the shelf life of the veneers. Kindly send me the article if u have coz i couldnt find a particular infos or article about it. As well as the best type of preps. With love from Saudi Arabia.
•Follow-up period of 5-20 years => 87% - 94% survival rates •Morimoto S, Albanesi RB, Sesma N, Agra CM, Braga MM. Main Clincal Outcomes of Feldspathic Porcelain and Glass-ceramic Laminate Veneers: A Systematic Review and Meta Analysis of Survival and Complication Rates. Int J Prosthodont 2016;29(1):38-39 •Beier US, Kapferer I, Burtscher D, Dumfahrt H. Clincal performance of porcelain laminate veneers for up to 20 years, Int J Prosthodont2012;25(1_:79-85 •Petridis HP, Zekeridou A, Malliari M, Tortopidis D, Koidis P. Survival of ceramic veneers made of different materials after a minimum follow-up period of five years: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Eur J Esthet Dent 2012;7(2):138-52 •Estimated cumulative survival rate of 96% at 21 years •Layton DM, Walton TR. The up to 21-year clincal outcome and survival of feldspathic porcelain veneers:accounting for clustering, Int J Prosthodont 2012; 25(6):604-12
Minor shape and color change: FACIAL ONLY. Whenever you need to lengthen: INCISAL BUTT, and when defects exist on lingual or when you have less enamel remaining: LINGUAL WRAP - Thank you!
Hi Dr. Stevenson ! I just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your videos and the knowledge you impart . I can hands down say that you are the best clinician I have ever seen ! I have learnt a great deal from your videos . I have a case where # 8,9 are oversized and slightly rotated and 7,10 are small, but all the teeth have good contacts and no spaces in between . What kind of Preps would you recommend on them ? I would appreciate you input ! Thank you !
when you move the bur to the mesial and distal side for finishing line, I saw you use all the bur for cutting, not half the bur's tip, mean the finishing line at those corner was 0.6mm. Am I wrong doc? BTW thank for amazing video.
I believe the section you're referring to is when I'm using the 8850-012 - the tip is about .4 mm. The LVS4 was used earlier and it is 0.6 mm - Thank you!
AAH! Got it - yes, as the bur extends away from the gingival - you have much thicker enamel hence this area would be deeper (wider) - makes for a stronger veneer.
@@StevensonDentalSolutions okay understand now, sorry for dumb question 😅. Cause in other video, you usually prep the thinnest finishing line at the contact point so I want to ask.
Hello Doc, I just have one question about this prep which might be answered in the next videos, i don't know because i still haven't watched all them. In this case, how does the veneer end incisally? Does it match the existing length of the tooth, or can you make the veneer longer?
For the facial only prep the tooth cannot be lengthened - this may only be done with the incised butt or lingual wrap design coming up in PART 34 and PART 4. Keep watching! Thank you.
Stevenson Dental Solutions especially for lower Pm doc if you can. one problem is lower pm usually we cut the functional cusp and what prep u recommend to have better strength and avoid fractures
I have never seen such a detailed learning video on dental veneers A-Z. Very much helpful.
Thank you Dr. Stevenson.
Thank you - very kind of you, Dr. S
Thank you for your contributions to the dental society, Dr. Stevenson. These videos are great !
Very kind of you - thank you, Dr. S
Hi Dr Stevenson, thank you so much for making this series. This is the best step-by-step procedure demonstration with clinical tips for veneers, I have come across so far...👍🏻
Great! My pleasure! Dr. S
Thank you so much ❤
You don't even teach me vener prep
You taught me accurate and dedication at work
My pleasure! Dr. S
Thank you dr Stevenson for sharing your knowledge and skills
Thank you for watching!
Excellent descriptive concise teaching .thank you so much sir,
My pleasure! Thank you for viewing. Dr. Stevenson
THIS IS THE STANDARD VIDEO SERIES FOR VENEER PREP LEARNING.THANK YOU MR.STEVENSON.
Thank you for your support!
Great videos!
Actually I am watching this now just to relax and learn something new at the same time.
You preparation is beautiful!
Thank you, Doc - happy to contribute!
Thank you very much for your gorgeous lecture and all the details
Hi Dr.Stevenson , please make a video about no prep veneers and the clinical considerations. Would be highly appreciated. Thank you
That's a good topic. I will!
Very well explained.I am so glad that i found your channel .Thank you
Great - thanks for watching!
Thank you Dr. Stevenson for the series!
Thank you for watching Doctor.
Thank you Dr. Please can you explain to me how you do the chew test when determining there is a restricted envelope of movement. Are you going to produce any videos regarding how to check occlusion when providing veneers for anterior teeth.?
thank you so much for this info - better info than some courses i have paid for 🙏🙏
Great - glad it was useful!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Awesome work
My pleasure!
Amazing thank u very mach///I asked about no prep veneer how we can select and which lab can made it and send it to me iam from iraq
No prep veneers have very few indications. I think that Dubai may have a few good labs.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It is so pleasant to listen to your vedeo presentation
Thank you Doc!
Extremely helpful! Thank you
My pleasure!
Dr. Stevenson do you have any video on how to do the mockup and show the patient what the end result will be like before starting the preparation?
Only in my hands-on courses...
Greetings from Case Western Dental school. Thank you for the phenomenal videos.
Thank you - Case Western is an awesome school!
An excellent demonstration, doctor! I do have a query, though. At 4:04 you mention 2 mm of unsupported porcelain in the important guidelines. What does that mean?
If the feldspathic porcelain is more than 2 mm thick it is subject to shear forces that could lead to fractures. If a significant amount of tooth structure must be replaced (more than 2 mm at the incisal for example) it is best to use a much stronger material like lithium disilicate (e.max) as the veneer material, which may be minimally cut back and bilayered with feldspathic porcelain or alternatively it may be surface stained.
@@StevensonDentalSolutions Thank you for the explanation.
Great video. How do you prevent j lips or correct them at the contact areas?
I use a very small tipped fine diamond and an interguard (matrix) to protect the adjacent tooth (the one that will not be prepped) and hold the diamond perpendicular to the facial as I tease the "J" shapes away. With back-to-back preps, it's not an issue. Great Question! Dr. Stevenson
@ thank you doctor for a great solution
Amazing video Dr.
Which handpiecw do you use for this( the red or the high speed) and what rpm? Do you use with or without water on patient?
Usually with a red stripe 30 micron grit diamond - highspeed with water, then slower without water.
hello Dr., You mentioned in the video that you will make a video on chewing test
Yes - will do now that I have finished my teaching center master operatory.
Thank you for your very informative videos. Do you have one on removal of the temporary veneers and veneer cementation?
Onlay during my courses at this time but will post this in the future. Thank you!
Sir love from India 🇮🇳. Sir for good smile and also for best durability which one is best emax or veneers ?(broken incisor)
best looking = feldspathic veneers. Strongest = emax.
Thank you for you informative videos.
Please can you give us your thoughts about 3N veneers?
since they say it's non prep veneers how they manage the occlussal contacts ?
Thank you
I'm not a fan at this time. We need better clinical data/trials before I can vouch for them.
Thank you so much, Dr Stevenson.
My pleasure Doc!
very nice .. i love it .. thank you and go ahead 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you
This veneer series is great! Thank you! Which prep would you use on a patient with black triangles?
Super Veneer thank you!
Dear respected Dr Steven, am writing u and still watching the amazing demo, regarding the shelf life of the veneers. Kindly send me the article if u have coz i couldnt find a particular infos or article about it. As well as the best type of preps. With love from Saudi Arabia.
•Follow-up period of 5-20 years => 87% - 94% survival rates
•Morimoto S, Albanesi RB, Sesma N, Agra CM, Braga MM. Main Clincal Outcomes of Feldspathic Porcelain and Glass-ceramic Laminate Veneers: A Systematic Review and Meta Analysis of Survival and Complication Rates. Int J Prosthodont 2016;29(1):38-39
•Beier US, Kapferer I, Burtscher D, Dumfahrt H. Clincal performance of porcelain laminate veneers for up to 20 years, Int J Prosthodont2012;25(1_:79-85
•Petridis HP, Zekeridou A, Malliari M, Tortopidis D, Koidis P. Survival of ceramic veneers made of different materials after a minimum follow-up period of five years: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Eur J Esthet Dent 2012;7(2):138-52
•Estimated cumulative survival rate of 96% at 21 years
•Layton DM, Walton TR. The up to 21-year clincal outcome and survival of feldspathic porcelain veneers:accounting for clustering, Int J Prosthodont 2012; 25(6):604-12
Hi Dr Stevenson- can you recommend use of this technique for a Direct composite veneer for a discolored tooth - please help
Yes, it will be nearly the same. I would look at Newton Fahl's work for more details.
Doc. Couldn't get it wen u said the thickness of enamel is 0.3 mm taken from a study was published in Korea.
The enamel thickness for incisors was only 0.3 mm 1 mm up from the CEJ.
thank you Dr Stevenson
Thanks a lot! Perfect demonstration!
Thank you Doctor!
hope you teach us one day, you're really amazing in demonstrating 👌
Thank you Doc - are you in KSA?
Great series!. Thank you so much dr.
Thank you Doctor
Great series!
I am just wondering as to what you are looking for when deciding which prep designs you choose?
Thanks!
Minor shape and color change: FACIAL ONLY. Whenever you need to lengthen: INCISAL BUTT, and when defects exist on lingual or when you have less enamel remaining: LINGUAL WRAP - Thank you!
@@StevensonDentalSolutions thanks for the reply!
Great question. Useful to the rest of us . Thanks.
thank you sir,how far away the first depth cut should be from incisal edge?
about 2 mm is typical
@@StevensonDentalSolutions thanks
Hi Dr. Stevenson ! I just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your videos and the knowledge you impart . I can hands down say that you are the best clinician I have ever seen ! I have learnt a great deal from your videos . I have a case where # 8,9 are oversized and slightly rotated and 7,10 are small, but all the teeth have good contacts and no spaces in between . What kind of Preps would you recommend on them ? I would appreciate you input ! Thank you !
Thank you
Very informative. There is one matter : is the insertion of a central seating jig not beneficial
Oh yes - very beneficial indeed - thank you Doc!
Thank you so much for sharing. I’ve learned a lot from you Dr. Stevenson 🌺
Thank you, Doc.
You are amazing doc
.thx alot
Thank you!
Great videos
Thank you for watching! Dr. S
when you move the bur to the mesial and distal side for finishing line, I saw you use all the bur for cutting, not half the bur's tip, mean the finishing line at those corner was 0.6mm. Am I wrong doc? BTW thank for amazing video.
I believe the section you're referring to is when I'm using the 8850-012 - the tip is about .4 mm. The LVS4 was used earlier and it is 0.6 mm - Thank you!
@@StevensonDentalSolutions yeah I mean the LVS4 which tip is 0.6mm and the part I want to talk about start at 15:10 thanks doc
AAH! Got it - yes, as the bur extends away from the gingival - you have much thicker enamel hence this area would be deeper (wider) - makes for a stronger veneer.
@@StevensonDentalSolutions okay understand now, sorry for dumb question 😅. Cause in other video, you usually prep the thinnest finishing line at the contact point so I want to ask.
Thank you for your comments!
Beautiful burs🎉
Amazing doc tnQ
Thank you! Dr. S
great work
Thank you!
You are amazing.
Hi Doc - always great to have your support!
How about incisaly ? How much reduction required?
None on a facial veneer - check out the next part on incisal butt...
where can i get this burs?
stevensondentalsolutions.com
Hi Dr any good book for veneer
Yes! The following book by Galip is excellent - he is the father of the mock-up technique and a wonderful clinician.
Excellent
So happy you enjoyed this.
Hello Doc, I just have one question about this prep which might be answered in the next videos, i don't know because i still haven't watched all them. In this case, how does the veneer end incisally? Does it match the existing length of the tooth, or can you make the veneer longer?
For the facial only prep the tooth cannot be lengthened - this may only be done with the incised butt or lingual wrap design coming up in PART 34 and PART 4. Keep watching! Thank you.
@@StevensonDentalSolutions thank you Doctor.
@@rigothedentist My Pleasure
dear dr can you male demo on pre molars and molars?
Great idea - I'll do an addendum to the Veneer series and include a few premolar variations. Thank you!
Stevenson Dental Solutions especially for lower Pm doc if you can. one problem is lower pm usually we cut the functional cusp and what prep u recommend to have better strength and avoid fractures
Yes, I agree. I'll put this in the queue.
Stevenson Dental Solutions its agood thing doc you started this video. very easy to understand and good quality videos
thank you teacher
My pleasure.
Hi Dr what preparation would you suggest for diastema closure
Patient wants to got for indirect veneers as patient is concerned about few chips in her incisal edges which has been previously fixed with composites
Thank you
Happy to help.
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Thank you for watching!
Love you dr....great person:)
So nice of you!
The burs are so prettttty!!! I want them but im not rich so i can only look at them. Hehehehehehehe
Oh sorry!
First one to watch
Yes! Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving.
Plz sajest
Thank you