Step-by-step instructional video for construction of indirect bonding trays using Opal Orthodontics Emiluma and Memosil2. This is Part 1 of a 2 part video.
Emiluma a soft clear impression material is used to coat the brackets. Using a soft, easily tearable gel over the brackets is essential to making removal of the tray comfortable after curing the brackets. A clear and more ridged impression material is used for the rest of the tray for support.
That's a great process. I have a question regarding the Memosil2. Each cartridge comes with a 50ml supply, and at $90 for a two packs I'm curious as to how many trays can be made with a single 50ml cartridge. I assumes it's more than one (2,3,4,or 5?) Thank you.
Sorry, I had trouble understanding a doctor's name that you mentioned at the 3:40 mark. It sounded like "Dr. John Collange", but I don't think that's it. Could you let me know what the name was? Thanks!
Bracket height gauge. You can use an adjustable caliper set at the desired height. I am not sure if the gauges with the integrated pencil "lead" is still available. I purchased them through an orthodontist in Los Angels.
I would recommend using a bracket height gauge to set the brackets and not use the center of the teeth. Dr. Kalange's article is located here kalangeortho.com/files/2017/09/Kalange-Seminars.pdf and is fairly complicated. I used charts by Richard McLaughlin and the MBT technique for most of my patients with unworn dentition. McLaughlin's books are extremely helpful www.abebooks.com/book-search/author/richard-mclaughlin-dds/ or at Amazon www.amazon.com/s?k=Richard+mclaughlin&crid=UKN5MVT5BBD&sprefix=richard+mclaughlin%2Caps%2C71&ref=nb_sb_noss Generally the Maxillary centrals were at 4.5 or 5 mm depending upon the length of the central, laterals .5 mm shorter, canines .5 longer, Premolars and molars 1 mm shorter. In the Mandible; incisors were at 3.5 or 4 mm with canines .5 mm longer and Premolars and molars .5 mm shorter. There are charts for in McLaughlin's books that explain this. RGH
Emiluma a soft clear impression material is used to coat the brackets. Using a soft, easily tearable gel over the brackets is essential to making removal of the tray comfortable after curing the brackets. A clear and more ridged impression material is used for the rest of the tray for support.
That's a great process. I have a question regarding the Memosil2. Each cartridge comes with a 50ml supply, and at $90 for a two packs I'm curious as to how many trays can be made with a single 50ml cartridge. I assumes it's more than one (2,3,4,or 5?)
Thank you.
Hello. This tecnique could be made with only one silicone like Zhermack Elite Glass? Thanks for sharing!
What adhesive is used in the video?
what type of separating medium can be used?
Sorry, I had trouble understanding a doctor's name that you mentioned at the 3:40 mark. It sounded like "Dr. John Collange", but I don't think that's it. Could you let me know what the name was? Thanks!
the music sounds like its from a horror film. just fyi
Antarctic Echos. Used soundhound. Kinda creepy, I must say!
what is the transparent gels on brackets? impression materials?
울트라덴트 opal의 emiluma 라는 제품에요 ^^
Oh, I think I got it: Dr John T Kalange?
What is the name for horizontal pencil marking ?
Bracket height gauge. You can use an adjustable caliper set at the desired height. I am not sure if the gauges with the integrated pencil "lead" is still available. I purchased them through an orthodontist in Los Angels.
Can you give us the pdf that you used for the teeth center? Thanks in advance
I would recommend using a bracket height gauge to set the brackets and not use the center of the teeth. Dr. Kalange's article is located here kalangeortho.com/files/2017/09/Kalange-Seminars.pdf and is fairly complicated. I used charts by Richard McLaughlin and the MBT technique for most of my patients with unworn dentition. McLaughlin's books are extremely helpful www.abebooks.com/book-search/author/richard-mclaughlin-dds/ or at Amazon www.amazon.com/s?k=Richard+mclaughlin&crid=UKN5MVT5BBD&sprefix=richard+mclaughlin%2Caps%2C71&ref=nb_sb_noss
Generally the Maxillary centrals were at 4.5 or 5 mm depending upon the length of the central, laterals .5 mm shorter, canines .5 longer, Premolars and molars 1 mm shorter. In the Mandible; incisors were at 3.5 or 4 mm with canines .5 mm longer and Premolars and molars .5 mm shorter. There are charts for in McLaughlin's books that explain this. RGH
@@DrHeiber thank you so much and I really appreciate that, that's very informative.
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Sorry but this method. Is not really used by many orthodontists. Many Dr. Will agree that this is to time consuming and a waste of materials.
Oh god. This is the art of dentistry not horror. Why am i annoyed with the background music.