Reverse Preparation & Two Cord Impression Technique Update 2011

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Techniques that work for you and help take the guesswork out of achieving the best results from your lab and for your patients—whether PFM, all-ceramic and even full-cast restorations—are succinctly and persuasively presented. See close-up why you can demand and expect the best from your lab by using the reverse Preparation and Two-Cord Impression techniques. Clinical situations, dramatic enlargements of key images and powerful graphics combine to provide insightful demonstrations of dental techniques that will improve all of your restorative results.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00-Intro
4:16-Reverse Preparation bur kit
10:00-How to use depth cutting burs
10:39-VITA Easyshade® Compact
11:40- STA Injection System
12:48- Step 1: Breaking the contacts
13:30- Step 2: Placement of the 1st cord
14:46- Step 3: Preparation of the gingival margin
16:42- Step 4: Incisal edge depth cuts
17:33- Step 5: Axial depth cuts
18:47- Step 6: Blending the depth cuts
22:20- Step 7: Lingual reduction
22:58- Step 8: Placement of the top cord
24:03- Step 9: Finishing the gingival margin
25:09- Step 10: Anatomic Comprecap
27:09- BruxZir® crown placement
27:56- Posterior preparation steps

Please Note:
After viewing the techniques, procedures, theories and materials presented herein, you must make your own decision about specific treatment for patients, exercise personal, professional judgement regarding the need for further clinical testing or education, and rely on your own clinical expertise before trying to implement new procedures.

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