
Discover practical protocols for direct restorations, including class one, class two, and class five cases, to achieve effective, functional, and aesthetic results. Apply these methods in your practice tomorrow.
Build in class v restorations with increments from enamel to create floor and walls; on posterior tooth 37, use a column technique and teflon to handle undercuts and ensure adhesion.
Study class II restorations through photographs, floss-assisted tooth enclosure, and careful finishing to ensure precise margins, minimal occlusal adjustment, and a tight contact.
learn the planning and step-by-step method for class i restorations, including incremental resin placement, careful adaptation, and 3d morphology to restore cusps while preserving the contact point.
Apply both matrices simultaneously for class II restorations in adjacent teeth to restore the proximal height, then adapt resin in increments for a tight contact and good morphology.
Master class II stratification by placing two-millimeter increments, using a clamp to compress the matrix, and finishing with micro brush bonding for a tight contact and occlusal adaptation.
This is a series of clinical photos and videos from the microscope to explain how to achieve aesthetic, functional and effective restorations. I explain the practical problems we face in everyday restorations, which leads to the formation of each protocol and the materials used. My goal is after you have taken this series is for you to have predictable results in everyday practice. That is why i included in my videos both basic and difficult cases. Ranging from class I restorations, deep margin elevation, class 5 restorations to restorations in adjacent teeth. That way you can gain confidence in handling cases that might have troubled you before. The solution to each clinical problem we face is a protocol taking into consideration the different circumstances. For me a protocol means a route to repeatable, safe and effective results, so that i can anticipate the instruments, the materials and the time i will need for each case. Don't forget that after practice, working times are reduced. I will share many tips and tricks to address many of these problems. Also, i chose videos that i use simple instruments and not intricate or expensive ones, so that these protocols can be applied by more practitioners. I hope you enjoy it and i am open to suggestions for other topics or questions that you might have. Please feel free to contact me for anything that you might want.