Thank you for the explanation.. is help me very well to remember the steps .. I'm Spanish speaker person, and I was a very hard for me to understand at school but you are very great explaining by steps so thank you soooo much
I am an instructor for dental assisting and I refer my students to your videos all the time, so thank you. I was wondering where you got the rest for instrument transfer? I tried using the rest for the lab handpiece but it's too low. I would appreciate if you could let me know where you got it. TIA
Many offices place in regular trash after disinfecting. The tips are blunt and not a puncture risk. Most schools operating clinics will place them in biohazard along will all other waste generated during patient treatment.
Depends on the system. This particular one, after placing bonding, blow air gently to thin it out, then light cure for 10 seconds (depending on light intensity).
I noticed the curing light beeps every 15 seconds not 10, so what happens if it's on the tooth for too long? And why grab the instrument from the needle tip (risking injury) instead of the thick end metal part?
I’ve noticed the first beep is a bit longer than 10 seconds on this curing light, that may be to allow adjustments while getting it positioned as it it typically turn on before it is positioned. Excessive curing can generate heat. The tips for the etch and flowable are not sharp. We hold them this way in order to position them properly into the doctor’s hand.
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The video was really great it helped me remember the composite steps for a dental assistant 👍
This was very informative. I now have a better understanding of the steps.
I’m glad it was helpful!
Love your videos! I feel as if you explain very well each step. Can you make a Crown Procedure? Thanks
I love how you explained every. This helped me so much! Thank you
You're so welcome!
This is so helpful. Thank you the great work
Thank you for the explanation.. is help me very well to remember the steps .. I'm Spanish speaker person, and I was a very hard for me to understand at school but you are very great explaining by steps so thank you soooo much
Glad it was helpful!
U make me understand much better. Thnx
Excellent video!👌
Great video!!!!
What is the steps of the composite procedure like the first step also will this help me become a great dental assistant?
This is SO helpful!!!
Glad it was helpful!
I am an instructor for dental assisting and I refer my students to your videos all the time, so thank you. I was wondering where you got the rest for instrument transfer? I tried using the rest for the lab handpiece but it's too low. I would appreciate if you could let me know where you got it. TIA
That’s exactly what I used! A handpiece rest from a Buffalo Dental lab handpiece.
if you need composite 3 or 4 fillings do they use local anesthetics?
Thank you this video is amazing so helpful
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much so helpful , please make more for instruments
Thank you
do you dispose the etch tips in the biohazard bag or the sharps box?
Many offices place in regular trash after disinfecting. The tips are blunt and not a puncture risk. Most schools operating clinics will place them in biohazard along will all other waste generated during patient treatment.
Do you dry after the bond?
Depends on the system. This particular one, after placing bonding, blow air gently to thin it out, then light cure for 10 seconds (depending on light intensity).
Just had this done 30 minutes ago. Didn’t feel a thing.
Is this resin composition process, please l???
Yes, this is resin composite.
I noticed the curing light beeps every 15 seconds not 10, so what happens if it's on the tooth for too long? And why grab the instrument from the needle tip (risking injury) instead of the thick end metal part?
I’ve noticed the first beep is a bit longer than 10 seconds on this curing light, that may be to allow adjustments while getting it positioned as it it typically turn on before it is positioned. Excessive curing can generate heat.
The tips for the etch and flowable are not sharp. We hold them this way in order to position them properly into the doctor’s hand.