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A dental student’s guide to…luting cements - Dentistry
WEBJul 5, 2021 — A dental student’s guide to…luting cements. 05 July 2021. In this month’s student’s guide, Hannah Hook explores luting cements, their uses and the pros and cons to the different cements available. The long-term success of an indirect fixed prosthesis is influenced by a variety of factors. One of these is the selection of a suitable ...
Dental News Articles | Dentistry UK
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Using a luxator for extractions - Dentistry.co.uk
WEBOct 21, 2014 — The angle of a luxator’s working blade is important and is chosen for best access: for example, a straight luxator for anterior teeth. Figure 2. When you insert the luxator into the gingival margin, it should be directed towards the root surface (Figure 2). Apply axial pressure as you work the instrument down the root surface.
A dental student’s guide to…impression materials
WEBMar 4, 2021 — In this month’s dental student’s guide, Hannah Hook explores the different types of impression materials and the pros and cons to each. Impression materials are encountered throughout various aspects of dentistry. From study models for diagnosis and treatment planning to prosthodontics. From restorative to orthodontics and much more.
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How to perform obturation with confidence - Dentistry
WEBDec 30, 2021 — Dry the root canals with matching paper points. Put a tiny bit of bioceramic sealer in the top third of the root canal. Clean the access cavity. Place the pre-measured GP cone down into the root canal. Trim the top (s) of the cone (s) carefully. If using the Nyarr technique, pack restorative in the top of the canal.
Dentistry CPD launches – offering free CPD to dentists - Dentistry
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Immediate implant placement – pros and cons – Dentistry
WEBOct 29, 2021 — Benefits and risks. Barzilay and colleagues documented immediate implant placement as far back as 1988. It has the advantage of reducing surgical time, maintaining soft tissue volume and potentially preserving surrounding bone. The extraction socket can also serve as a guide or point of orientation for the surgeon.