In this 15 part TubulesLive, the Geeking Out Crew, Dr’s. Elaine Mo, Nik Sethi, Riaz Yar and Sanjay Sethi, discuss various aspects of restorative dentistry. The Geeking Out Crew are determined to make world class dentistry achievable by all. Get ready for some GEEKING out while we are FREAKING out at home, these videos are for those SEEKING out inspiration and fun!
...but I only wanted this chip repaired - Dr. Riaz Yar
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…the red pill or the blue pill, which decision to make - Dr. Sanjay Sethi
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Uh oh...this caries is way deeper than I thought - Dr. Nikhil Sethi
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Doc…I think this crown/filling is a bit high - Dr. Riaz Yar
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Anterior composites. Our top 10 tips - Dr's. Nik Sethi and Sanjay Sethi
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Onlay preparations made easy - Dr's. Nik Sethi and Sanjay Sethi
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Composites are tricky…pass me the GIC - Dr. Elaine Mo
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‘It’s loose, it hurts, my bite feels wrong’. The denture problem - Dr. Riaz Yar
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On the shoulder or off the shoulder – this seasons favoured prep design - Dr. Sanjay Sethi
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Additive veneers in multidisciplinary dentistry - Dr. Arturo Imbelloni
In recent years, a new trend has emerged that will not likely be reversed, the movement toward more conservative preparations, and even no preparation, for many aesthetic smile design cases. Dr. Imbelloni believes that this trend is here to stay as the patient, when given a choice, will always seek out more conservative alternatives. In the world of medicine, there are numerous examples of this steady migration toward less invasive procedures and dentistry is undoubtedly following the same path. Case selection for “prepless” veneers is critical, and clearly, additive-only restorations are not for every situation.
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Gain knowledge of additive veneers in multidisciplinary dentistry, taking into consideration:
Elegant solutions in dentistry: New generation zirconia and the digital workflow - Daniele Rondoni
With the arrival of the digital protocol in dentistry there has been a big change regarding the workflow, for the introduction of new generation materials, as key to our work.
Nowadays the digital workflow is a simplification of the analogue work phases, and so we use materials such as zirconia, and multi-layered, more and more.
With the best and most versatile performance, it offers high-quality solutions but reduces manufacturing cost, favouring effectiveness and a convenient solution for patients.
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Gain knowledge of new generation zirconia and digital workflow, taking into consideration:
Vertical occlusal dimension with a holistic approach - Dr. Lukasz Lassmann
Most people misinterpret “holistic” as something corrupt or left-field.
But are we being comprehensive clinicians if we don’t look at the “whole" or "wholeistic" view? What about posture, C-spine, the airway?
We know about them - sure. But do we know how to diagnose, and plan, with them in mind?
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Managing gingival recession - A Challenging dilemma in periodontics and restorative dentistry - Dr. Tidu Mankoo
Gingival recession is a commonplace problem for many of our patients today. This
presentation will give an overview of the options for management of gingival recession in
periodontal, operative and restorative dentistry, when and how to treat.
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Isolation, basics and beyond - Dr. Stephane Browet
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Prosthodontic stabilisation - Dr. Francesca Vailati
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Gain knowledge of prosthodontic stabilisation, taking into consideration: