That was a passionate video on how you've gone about with an excellent treatment planning backed by a patiently crafted wax up that will educate the patient well and serve as a great review tool in our hands. Thanks doc for throwing light on this approach. It's novel .
great topic and wonderful way to see any problems in advance. One question I have, did you need to send the patient to the periodontist to do all the measurements to know how high you could go? Thank you in advance for your answer. Lanny
This patient was, from what I remember, under the care of a periodontist also. However, I did not send him there for this purpose. If I ever open the bite.... on anyone for that matter, I always confirm the proper function in a long term provisional. Also, I very rarely open the bite more than 1.5 mm. Thanks for your comment.
Could you please tell me doctor how about prepration of teeth ? How could the prosthethtic parts attach to original teeth ?? is there any prepration for teeth ?? could you please show me in another video what other steps(in detial ) till final step & how could that synthtic part attached to natural one ....please answer my question ? Thanks in advance..
Orthodontic intrusion of all anteriors followed by crown lengthening is a better option as the wear is followed by secondary eruption. Opening up bite with the sort of posterior wear the patient has does not tandem success in the long run.
If the patient wanted a composite veneer. Could the lower be built with a post and core before fabricating the veneer. Also how do you get the actual height of the lower teeth to avoid grinding and discomfort
In my opinion, moving the mandible forward would require surgical bilateral sagital split osteotomies. He did not want this at all. I restored him without surgery but with the terminal molars in metal crowns (The 7s that is) and made him an occlusal splint to wear at night.
Chapel Hill Advanced Dentistry to my opinion in this case lower facial height is reduce. And severe dental class 2 can be caused by this factor. I’d make a cephalometric analyze , calculate LFH and make a splint with possibility for mandible to go forward because of the articular and billaminar compensation, no surgery would be necessary .
I hear you. The patient had come out of 2 years of orthodontics and had refused surgery. Billaminar compensation would not have been enough for his deficiency.
The patient has always had bruxism. I fabricated a centric relation occlusal splint for him after the completion of the restorations. I saw him last week and he was doing very well.
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That was a passionate video on how you've gone about with an excellent treatment planning backed by a patiently crafted wax up that will educate the patient well and serve as a great review tool in our hands. Thanks doc for throwing light on this approach. It's novel .
great topic and wonderful way to see any problems in advance. One question I have, did you need to send the patient to the periodontist
to do all the measurements to know how high you could go? Thank you in advance for your answer. Lanny
This patient was, from what I remember, under the care of a periodontist also. However, I did not send him there for this purpose. If I ever open the bite.... on anyone for that matter, I always confirm the proper function in a long term provisional. Also, I very rarely open the bite more than 1.5 mm. Thanks for your comment.
Great video Dr. B - keep them coming!
Could you please tell me doctor how about prepration of teeth ? How could the prosthethtic parts attach to original teeth ?? is there any prepration for teeth ?? could you please show me in another video what other steps(in detial ) till final step & how could that synthtic part attached to natural one ....please answer my question ? Thanks in advance..
Thank you Dr B , you're so motivating! Lots of respect and love ❤❤
Very informative! Thank you! 😁👌
Orthodontic intrusion of all anteriors followed by crown lengthening is a better option as the wear is followed by secondary eruption. Opening up bite with the sort of posterior wear the patient has does not tandem success in the long run.
If the patient wanted a composite veneer. Could the lower be built with a post and core before fabricating the veneer.
Also how do you get the actual height of the lower teeth to avoid grinding and discomfort
What wax isolator do you recommend?
he didnt reply , what a stink cunt
Nice
Very interesting and informative video. Thanks for sharing such a case
I have short teeth and round face so when I smile or talk my upper teeth don't show
is there anything that I can do?
Thank you
Ray
Somehow I missed your message. My apologies. If you send me photos, I can try to advise. drsaib at saibdds dot com
Sr.4 teeth CAF this is frent teeth teermant please sir
I'm not even a dentist, and this is really fascinating to me. Thanks for making this so edutaining! Just a generalist and lifelong learner here. :)
Thank you Mo!
Great video, thank you.
Could he have used Dahl appliance in this case?
planning is excellent
Thanks!
Thank you so much for sharing dr hope to complete this series
Regard
Tank ❤❤
Why not making a splint to bring mandible forward?
In my opinion, moving the mandible forward would require surgical bilateral sagital split osteotomies. He did not want this at all. I restored him without surgery but with the terminal molars in metal crowns (The 7s that is) and made him an occlusal splint to wear at night.
Chapel Hill Advanced Dentistry to my opinion in this case lower facial height is reduce. And severe dental class 2 can be caused by this factor. I’d make a cephalometric analyze , calculate LFH and make a splint with possibility for mandible to go forward because of the articular and billaminar compensation, no surgery would be necessary .
I hear you. The patient had come out of 2 years of orthodontics and had refused surgery. Billaminar compensation would not have been enough for his deficiency.
Chapel Hill Advanced Dentistry . Ok. Thank you for your replies and very interesting case.
can i ask some question about casting
Does the patient is experiencing Bruxism?
The patient has always had bruxism. I fabricated a centric relation occlusal splint for him after the completion of the restorations. I saw him last week and he was doing very well.
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1000$.. For wax.... Wow. Dental labs charged full mouth. 200$
You're missing the point...
we spent millions to learn how to treatment plan and send to the lab
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