LM Arte - Sculpt masterpieces (Long Version) 

Jajaja its true, I wish to have that calm, nothings compared with the stress in the clinic when i have to sculpt 2 veneers in 1 hour or less. Lol !

agreed.....no doubt this person has great talent but I do agree that the original looks like it just needs a good polishing...

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I came to te comments just to see if i was the only one that noticed that.

U have to be a dentist to notice that

@@ashishkallur2179 I am. I still think it's over treatment, unless you had such an exacting pt that he noticed that too

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MDRRRRRR je savais que j'allais trouver ce commentaire quelque part 😂😂😂

T'es la meilleure 😂😂

ure right, better to have contact in such restorations, its self protecting aspect plus esthetics.

Don't worry i saw the same thing, it's a wonderfull work but the first one seems more natural

A veneer or crown would be a better option in many cases. Trust your doctor. I have a lot of friends who are dentists from Iraq and they are great dentists. All the best to you.

In my opinion for your case (Post crown) is the best solution because it maintains esthetic and functional purposes otherwise we should see the case clinically to give the definitive diagnosis and treatment ♡

LMAO. I was getting annoyed by how slow it was too!

@@acash93 i think he means how long would it last

Easily

The characterization and marginal adaptation of the new restorations is much better than the old. Also the polish of the new is better, and the translucency is better. The new restorations also don't have a damn pin/screw for retention which is just ridiculous. The change in the shape of the black triangle is NOT automatically worse just because it may be bigger in 1 dimension. You made a subjective assessment (disguised as a fact) on something that the patient could very well be totally pleased with, and could have even been planned that way. The contact was very slightly opened, and yeah, that's not something you usually want, but REMEMBER, they just had a interproximal wedge between the teeth for quite a while during the filming of the procedure. I'm 99% sure it rebounded into place after a few minutes. If you've never seen that, you haven't done enough restorative dentistry to sit there and bash the work. Even if the space remained, it is an easy fix. As a whole it was worthwhile to replace the old, pin retained, poorly bonded and poorly adapted, dull composite. The new material can always be modified until the patient is happy, but in a case like this (esp with the pin) knowing the underlying tooth is free from decay and/or cracks is reason enough to replace the old, let alone the esthetic component

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@1 bias , 6 bias wrecker Not everybody wants long donkey teeth

Learn very good, everything clear studies

... думаю, что вы, Лина, не совсем правильно поняли суть проделанной работы. Будьте здоровы!)

stroker yours of course

... ну... я бы не сказал...

You missed the fact that this was a demo of the use of these instruments for a composite layering technique. This was not an instructional on bonding, per se. If you understand the idea of bonding a uniform 0.5 layer of enamel composite resin on the surface of your dentin/body resins, then these instruments are an aid to achieve that with some consistency. There are other videos on RU-vid if you are looking other methods or instructionals on how to achieve proximal contacts, eliminate black triangles, etc.

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