This is the 22nd video in my Dental Excellence Video Series.
In this new video, I teach you about a specific product I use to remove provisionally cemented crowns. This can be needed for a variety of reasons including when phasing more complex cases.
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Stephen
Dr. Stephen Phelan graduated from the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry in 1992. He has lectured locally and internationally on the subject of dental implants, occlusion, esthetic and restorative dentistry.
Thanks for sharing and caring Dr Phelan
What material do you use to replace the old restorations.
Thankyou
Andrew
The posterior crowns are full contour zirconia if that is what you are referring to.
Hi Dr Phelan,
Past student from your full rehab complex cases on the web
I since then follow all your precepts and concepts on rehab complex case.
My question following your video above is about this :
?? What temporary cement are you using when you cement temporarily final zirconia
case or any other final case you want to cement temporarily ??
Thank you so much on with you as positive input to my practice.
Dr Louis-René Dubois,DMD Montreal University 1978 graduate.
Thanks Louis-René I am very happy to hear about the positive impact my Occlusion Design online membership had on your practice. The temporary cement I use is Cling2 but Tempbond would work fine. If you are concerned about it being too retentive you can place a small amount of Vaseline to the preparation but I would make it a very small amount.
Do you teach a course in full mouth reconstruction. If so, when and where? Thanks
Yes, we are offering a new seminar bundle plus Occlusion Design membership. This program teaches full mouth rehabilitation in detail. Here is the link. It is open until Sunday at Midnight. https://phelandentalseminars.com/od-seminar-bundle
I have used this for many years, the only time a had problems was in bridges that go around the arch, as in 21 to 23, I had to use the crown remover, plyer eventually got it off. But I do have fun using these ju jubes.
Thanks Donna, Yes they are awesome!