How to Build Canine Risers?

Understanding the role of canine risers is essential for achieving proper occlusion in restorative cases. In this video, I’ll explain how canine risers guide jaw movements, protect posterior teeth, and help balance occlusal forces, improving both patient outcomes and the durability of restorations.
If you’re a dentist looking to refine your techniques and ensure more predictable results in your practice, this video will provide valuable insights. Whether you’re new to canine risers or just want to deepen your knowledge, this is a must-watch for those dedicated to excellence in modern dentistry. Be sure to subscribe for more expert tips ,techniques, and the latest in UK dentistry.
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[@casperhan9966]

very helpful tip❤❤❤

[@drdevangpatel_fmr]

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[@dentalland3680]

Very informative sir👏🏻

[@drdevangpatel_fmr]

Thank you 😊

[@f458italiano]

Great video! Thank you :)

[@nadersharafodinzadeh9889]

Hi. Thank you. Does this filling in lingual of canines last?

[@drdevangpatel_fmr]

Very good question. Yes it will wear over time and need to monitor closely. Alternative is ortho or possibly gold backing?

[@kvgolfa]

Any thoughts on putting them on the upper vs lower canines?

[@drdevangpatel_fmr]

Very good question. It will depend on the shape of the tooth and ease. I find building upper easier without affecting aesthetics (unless it's needed)

[@jquin3]

Occlusion is not taught often enough in dental schools at least when I was a student

[@drdevangpatel_fmr]

I agree. Also it has been made very complicated. I will do some more video on occlusion in the future.