Esthetic Build -Up/bonding

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WHAT MAKE TEETH MORE UNATTRACTIVE TO NOT ONLY DENTAL PROFESSIONALS BUT ALSO TO LAY PUBLIC

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1. ASYMMETRIC ALTERATION

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LEVEL CHOSEN BY GENERAL DENTIST AND LAYPEOPLE FOR DIASTEMA TO BE UNESTHETIC

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1. 2.0 MM

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DIASTEMA IS APPEARS TO BE MORE OF A CONCERN FOR PATIENTS EXPERIENCING

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1. RELAPSE AFTER ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT

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TO ENHANCE THE PREDICTABILITY OF TREATMENT ONES MUST DO A

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1. DIAGNOSTIC WAX-UP

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4 TIMES COMPLEX REHABILITATION CASE IS COMPLETED

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1. IN YOUR MIND
2. DURING THE DIAGNOSTIC WAX-UP
3. PROVISIONAL RESTORATION ARE FABRICATED
4. FINAL RESTORATION ARE PLACE

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DIAGNOSTIC WAX-UP IS NECESSARY PRIOR TO

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1. IMPLANT PLACEMENT

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DIAGNOSTIC WAX-UP IS NECESSARY PRIOR TO IMPLANT PLACEMENT, IT DETERMINE

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1. IMPLANT LOCATION
2. FABRICATION OF THE SURGICAL GUIDE

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COMPLETING A DIAGNOSTIC WAX-UP ALLOWS US TO

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1. PREVIEW THE RESULT THAT MAY BE OBTAIN
2.WHEN PRESENTING THE PROPOSED TREATMENT TO PATIENT

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MEASUREMENT FOR THE INCISAL:GINGIVAL DEMENSION OF TOOTH #8 AND #9

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1. 10.5 MM

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MEASUREMENT FOR THE MESIAL:DISTAL DEMENSION OF TOOTH #8 AND #9

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1. 18 MM

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MEASUREMENT FOR THE MESIAL:DISTAL DEMENSION OF EACH TOOTH #8 AND #9

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1. 9 MM

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MEASUREMENT FOR THE MESIAL:DISTAL DEMENSION OF TOOTH #8

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1. 7 MM: PLUS 2MM=9 MM

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MEASURE FOR THE MESIAL:DISTAL DEMENSION OF TOOTH # 10

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1. 6 MM

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MEASUREMENT FOR THE MESIAL:DISTAL DEMENSION OF TOOTH # 7

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1. 6 MM

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AVERAGE CROWN LENGTH FOR AN ADULT CENTRAL INCISOR

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1.10.5-11 MM

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WHEN DOING A BUILD UP B/W TOOTH #8 AND #9 WHICH IS DONE FIRST

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1. #8 TO IDEAL CONTOUR W/ 9 MM MESIAL:DISTAL

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WHY DO WE EVALUATE OCCLUSION AFTER TREATMENT: TO INSURE NO

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1. MI
2.PROTRUSIVE
3. LATERAL INTERFERENCE

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DESIRED OUTCOME FOR ESTHETIC TREATMENT

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1. SMOOTH SURFACE FINISH OPTIMAL
2. INCISAL:GINGIVAL LENGTH
3. ARCH FORM, CONTOUR
4. EMBRASURE FORM: INCISAL, GINGIVAL, FACIAL AND LINGUAL
5. PROXIMAL CONTACT LOCATION AND SHAPE
6. ESTHETICS SYMMETRY

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INDEX CAN BE MADE FROM EITHER OF THESES DURING RESTORATION OF THE TEETH

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1. IMPRESSION PUTTY
2.VACU-FORM MACHINE

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WHICH GLOVE IS USED WHEN MIXING PUTTY

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VINYL GLOVES

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REASON LATEX GLOVE CAN NOT BE USE WHEN MIXING PUTTY

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1. RETARD THE SET OF SILICON IMPRESSION MATERIALS

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IMPRESSION PUTTY MATERIAL CONTAIN

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1. POLY VINYL SILICONE MATRIX

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PUTTY INDEX CAN BE USED TO HELP ESTABLISH

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1. LINGUAL CONTOUR
2.INCISAL EDGE LENGTHS

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A PUTTY INDEX OF DIAGNOSTIC WAX-UP USED TO HELP EVALUATE

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1. TOOTH REDUCTION FOR VENEERS AND CROWNS

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FIRST STEP FOR ESTHETIC TREATMENT PROCEDURE

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1. SHADE AND MATERIAL SELECTION

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SMALL DIASTEMA ESTHETIC PROCEDURE USED EITHER

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1.MICROFILL
2.NANOFILL ALONE

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LARGER DIASTEMA ESTHETIC PROCEDURE USED

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1. INCREMENTAL BUILD-UP W/ COSMEDENT RENAMAL

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ORDER OF COMPOSITE RESTORATION BUILD-UP FOR LARGER DIASTEMA

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1. NANO FILL
2. OPAQUER
3.MICROFILL

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DENTIN REPLACEMENT

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1. NANOFILL

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ENAMEL REPLACEMENT

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1. MICROFILL

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TO PREVENT INSTRUMENT FROM STICKING DURING COMPOSITE BUILD-UP

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1. WIPE W/ ALCOHO
2. ADHESIVE

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HOW TO PROLONG WORKING TIME FOR COMPOSITE BUILD-UP

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1. TURN UNIT LIGHT AWAY

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A MATERIAL WHICH MAYBE USE EITHER W/ OR W/O TO BEGIN BUILD-UP BUT SUGGESTED FOR DENTECT

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1. MYLAR STRIP MATRIX

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INITIAL BUILD-UP BEGIN WITH ____MM WIDER THAN THE PLANNED 9 MM

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1. 0.5 MM WIDER

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A RULE USED AT THE BEGINNING OF A COMPOSITE BUILD-UP

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1. ALWAYS BEGIN AN LITTLE WIDER AND
2. LITTLE LONGER THAN DESIRES END POINT

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WHAT IS ADJUST AS CONTOUR AND POLISHING BEGIN FOR THE FIRST RESTORATION

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1. WIDTH

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MOST DIFFICULT AREA TO CONTOUR AND POLISH BUT PRE FORMED INDEX CAN HELP

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1. LINGUAL

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POLISHING MATERIAL INCLUDES

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1.DISKS AND CARBIDE FINISHING BURS
2. COARSE IS USE SPARINGLY
3. FOLLOW SEQUENCE
4. EXTRA THIN (ET) FOR INTER PROXIMALS AND HARD TO REACH PLACES

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WHICH VIEW(S) ARE CONTOUR CHECK FROM? WHILE EMBRASURE FORM IS ADJUSTED

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1. INCISAL
2. FACIAL

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SEQUENCE IN WHICH THE POLISHING DISK IS USES

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1. WHITE
2. BLUE
3. YELLOW
4. PINK

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A DIASTEMA CLOSURE CAN BE ACCOMPLISH WITH

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1. INDIRECT PORCELAIN
2. COMPOSITE VENEER FABRICATED BY LAB
3. DIRECT USING COMPOSITE RESIN
4. INDIRECT LAMINATES AND CROWN
5. DIRECT BONDING TECHNIQUE

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ARTICLE EVERYDAY DENTISTRY W/ MORE THAN EVERYDAY ESTHETIC RESULT CLOSED DIASTEMA USING

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1. DIRECT COMPOSITE RESIN

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WHICH TECHNIQUE REMAIN TREATMENT OF CHOICE FROM A CONSERVATIVE STAND POINT

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1. DIRECT BONDING

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WHY ARE CROWN FORM NEVER USED FOR DIASTEMA CLOSURE

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1. GET IN WAY OF SCULPTING THE MATERIAL
2. CLOSE APPOSITION IN THE CONTACT AREAS IS DIFFICULT

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A MATERIAL OF CHOICE FOR MOST ANTERIOR RESTORATIONS

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1. MICROFILLED RESIN

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WHY IS MICROFILLED A MATERIAL OF CHOICE

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1. GREATER ESTHETIC CAPACITY
2. INCREASED POLISHABILITY
3. LONG-TERM RETENTION OF THE POLISH
4. MARGIN EASILY DEFINED
5. MORE STAIN RESISTANT & LESS BREAKDOWN

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A MATERIAL WHICH HAVE ENOUGH RESISTANCE FOR MOST STRESS-BEARING AREA IN THE ANTERIOR SEGMENT OF THE ARCH

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1. MICROHYBRIDS

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REMOVING COMPOSITE IS BEST ACCOMPLISHED USING WHICH BURS

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1. 8 BLADED CARBIDE FINISHING BUR
2.CARBIDE FINISHING BURS

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WHY IS CHOOSING THE PROPER SHADE CAN BE CHALLENGING

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1. DEHYDRATION OF TOOTH

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DIRECTION OF USE W/ CARBIDE BUR AND POLISHING AND FINISHING DISK

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1. FROM RESTORATION TO TOOTH

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WHY MUST THE BUR OR DISK BE MOVE FROM RESTORATION TO TOOTH

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1.ELIMINATE RAISED MARGINS
2. AVOID WHITE LINE