It really depends on your level of experience with the rubber dam. I like placing the dam before hand, this allows you to “stop” your preparation before impinging into the dam and use teflon to separate it to continue with the bur. Now, if I know the preparation will be very deep prior to removal of the old restoration, then I remove it first and deal with the isolation later. Hope this helps and thanks for watching
How many teeth do you anasthesize in the multiple isolation technique? Is the clamped tooth and the tooth to be restored enough? And are teeth involved anasthesized both buccopalately?
The clamped teeth are usually numbed, but not all the time. I would say 80% of times. And yes, the tooth to be restored if we are cutting into dentin. If it is an esthetic restoration, no anesthesia is used for those teeth.
One of my all time favorite clamps - modified 12a and 13a. Use a 557 Carbide bur, cut the wings off of the clamps, make them round (think W3 style) and then smooth edges with a Brownie point. Just like that the 12a/13a become incredibly useful
Dr. i have a case with badly broken lingual part, subgingival. i did gingivectomy last visit. i want to do pre-endo build up , but i don't have any remaining wall to use clamp. so i'm in dilemma , should i do my build up without rubber dam?
Dear Dr Romero, you gave me zero on rubber dam competency because i forgot to write my roll number on it lol I still love you !!! :) love your videos sir!! god bless you
The 2nd time a dentist used a dam, there was a pin prick hole that allowed water to drip down the back of my throat. I panicked and freaked out. Never again.
Completely understand the feeling, this is why we created this content, so that dentist improve their techniques and protect their patients. There are many “small” instruments we use that can fall easily to the back of the throat with bad consequences. Thanks for your comment.
Wonderful webinar, Sir. Rubber dam isolation is rarely used beyond dental school in my country. I'm planning on going back to using it in my office. My question is, how do we maintain good suction within the oral cavity? Does the assistant need to intermittently raise the edge and suction saliva? Or leave the aspirator in place at the back of the mouth? Please guide me on this matter. Thanks!
Both options you mention are good. I personally use the intermittent one since I find the mouth over-dries when it is constant. The rubber dam allows the patient to help us with swallowing as well. Glad you liked it, please share.
@@romerodentalseminars Respected Dr Romero. I have been implementing your webinar in my practice and have experienced a marked improvement in my restorative work. I thank you immensely! A question arose in my mind today: Do you attach the rubber dam to the frame immediately after seating the clamp, and then pass the perforations over the teeth? Or should the perforations be passed over the teeth before the dam is secured to the frame?
Thanks a lot. It was a beautiful presentation. I would like to ask some questions about the floss ligature technique 1. In posterior teeth with deep subgingival proximal margins, the septum area of the rubber dam would extrude into the cavity. When I try to use the floss ligature technique to invert the rubber dam, sometimes the floss doesn't go apically enough and sometimes the floss slips beneath the rubber dam (instead of pressing it apically). What can I do to correct this? 2. In some anterior teeth with short clinical crowns, sometimes there is no cervical undercut. When I tighten my knot, the loop slips incisally instead of cervically. What should I do in these situations? Thanks a lot for your sharing.
1. Try using a smaller perforation size. I only recommend the one next to the largest size for molars and the one next to the smallest size for premolars in general. Another option is to use a retraction clamp like the B4 or a modified 212. You can watch this on our “advanced rubber dam” webinar. 2. Again, try the retraction clamps. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.
No. 18 or 28 are very hard to isolate, but “if possible” you can try using a 13A or a 12A, really good clamps. If 8 is absent you will have to use 7 for your clamp and choose a retainer-less type of band. Hope this helps.
Thanks a lot, really a great work Sir I want to ask you sir, if I may, can we use floss ligature as an alternative for retraction clamp ? If yes, in whitch cases ?
Amazing video! Thank you so much for all the knowledge. Very useful!
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Amazing video ❤ I would love to ask your opinion whether it's better to cavity prep before or after placing rubber dam in case of subgingival margins?
It really depends on your level of experience with the rubber dam. I like placing the dam before hand, this allows you to “stop” your preparation before impinging into the dam and use teflon to separate it to continue with the bur. Now, if I know the preparation will be very deep prior to removal of the old restoration, then I remove it first and deal with the isolation later. Hope this helps and thanks for watching
How many teeth do you anasthesize in the multiple isolation technique? Is the clamped tooth and the tooth to be restored enough? And are teeth involved anasthesized both buccopalately?
The clamped teeth are usually numbed, but not all the time. I would say 80% of times. And yes, the tooth to be restored if we are cutting into dentin. If it is an esthetic restoration, no anesthesia is used for those teeth.
@@romerodentalseminars thank you 😊❤
One of my all time favorite clamps - modified 12a and 13a. Use a 557 Carbide bur, cut the wings off of the clamps, make them round (think W3 style) and then smooth edges with a Brownie point. Just like that the 12a/13a become incredibly useful
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Dr. i have a case with badly broken lingual part, subgingival. i did gingivectomy last visit. i want to do pre-endo build up , but i don't have any remaining wall to use clamp. so i'm in dilemma , should i do my build up without rubber dam?
No. Use a B4 or a modified 212 and you will be able to isolate for sure!
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Dear Dr Romero, you gave me zero on rubber dam competency because i forgot to write my roll number on it lol I still love you !!! :) love your videos sir!! god bless you
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The 2nd time a dentist used a dam, there was a pin prick hole that allowed water to drip down the back of my throat. I panicked and freaked out. Never again.
Completely understand the feeling, this is why we created this content, so that dentist improve their techniques and protect their patients. There are many “small” instruments we use that can fall easily to the back of the throat with bad consequences. Thanks for your comment.
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I just listened to it and I don’t have any problems with the volume. Sorry you are having problems.
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Wonderful webinar, Sir. Rubber dam isolation is rarely used beyond dental school in my country. I'm planning on going back to using it in my office.
My question is, how do we maintain good suction within the oral cavity? Does the assistant need to intermittently raise the edge and suction saliva? Or leave the aspirator in place at the back of the mouth? Please guide me on this matter. Thanks!
Both options you mention are good. I personally use the intermittent one since I find the mouth over-dries when it is constant. The rubber dam allows the patient to help us with swallowing as well. Glad you liked it, please share.
@@romerodentalseminars
Respected Dr Romero.
I have been implementing your webinar in my practice and have experienced a marked improvement in my restorative work. I thank you immensely! A question arose in my mind today:
Do you attach the rubber dam to the frame immediately after seating the clamp, and then pass the perforations over the teeth? Or should the perforations be passed over the teeth before the dam is secured to the frame?
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Thanks a lot. It was a beautiful presentation.
I would like to ask some questions about the floss ligature technique
1. In posterior teeth with deep subgingival proximal margins, the septum area of the rubber dam would extrude into the cavity. When I try to use the floss ligature technique to invert the rubber dam, sometimes the floss doesn't go apically enough and sometimes the floss slips beneath the rubber dam (instead of pressing it apically). What can I do to correct this?
2. In some anterior teeth with short clinical crowns, sometimes there is no cervical undercut. When I tighten my knot, the loop slips incisally instead of cervically. What should I do in these situations?
Thanks a lot for your sharing.
1. Try using a smaller perforation size. I only recommend the one next to the largest size for molars and the one next to the smallest size for premolars in general. Another option is to use a retraction clamp like the B4 or a modified 212. You can watch this on our “advanced rubber dam” webinar.
2. Again, try the retraction clamps.
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How much additional time per visit does it regularly take you to isolate with full rubber dam?
Depending on the procedure and number of teeth from 2-8 minutes.
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Would you prefer to put the rubber Dam on the patient yourself?. My dentist makes me put the rubber dam on a patient
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How do I isolate when performing a class 2 DO in upper 7 when upper 8 is present and when it is absent?
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No. 18 or 28 are very hard to isolate, but “if possible” you can try using a 13A or a 12A, really good clamps. If 8 is absent you will have to use 7 for your clamp and choose a retainer-less type of band. Hope this helps.
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What do you use for rubber dam lubrication?
We will have a video coming soon with 7 valuable tips, this one included.
Thanks a lot, really a great work Sir
I want to ask you sir, if I may, can we use floss ligature as an alternative for retraction clamp ? If yes, in whitch cases ?
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