Even if you have placed what you consider a perfect provisional restoration, it is often dislodged or cracked repeatedly due to strong occlusal forces. You can see the material selection and adjustment of the four-tooth provisional restorations.

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【sample】Advanced provisional restoration

This video includes all of the following videos from Course16 Advanced provisional restoration. [#1 Material Selection] Even if you have placed what you consider to be an ideal provisional restoration, it is often dislodged or cracked repeatedly due to strong occlusal forces. In #1, you can see the material selection and adjustment of the actual four-tooth provisional restorations. [#2 Provisional Restorations in Digital] Continuing from #1, the first half of this article discusses resin materials. It explains what materials are used in cases of acid erosion and excessive occlusal forces. The fabrication of digital-based provisional restorations is also touched upon. The second half of the presentation focuses on cases in which the bite has been compromised by prosthetic materials. He discusses how to diagnose the occlusion and how to simulate the ideal CR position with a wax-up on a model. [#3 CR position] Finally, it's time for provisional restorations in upper and lower multiple tooth defects. The preoperative diagnosis - removal - formation - provisional restoration is introduced in detail. He also explains in detail the fabrication of provisional restorations in the CR position using a wax-up model. You will also learn the ability to think about how to clear problams one by one even in more difficult cases. Please take a look. [#4 Cross byte procedure] CR position and ICP are not always the same and do not always work well, which I think is one of the main reasons why provisional restoration of multiple teeth is so difficult. Therefore, Dr. Uchiyama performed the CrossBite procedure in the CR position and performed provisional restorations again in the case mentioned in #3. It is difficult to get an image from the text, but he explains it in an easy-to-understand manner in the video. Please take a look. [#5 Importance of Occlusion and Tissue Management] Finally, the final wash, impression and final. This is the final step from #3. This is a great reminder of the importance of proper occlusion and tissue management. Although at first glance provisional restorations may not look like much, you will learn how essential they are for prosthetic treatment that combines both esthetic and functional aspects.

This video includes all of the following videos from Course16 Advanced provisional restoration.

[#1 Material Selection]
Even if you have placed what you consider to be an ideal provisional restoration, it is often dislodged or cracked repeatedly due to strong occlusal forces.
In #1, you can see the material selection and adjustment of the actual four-tooth provisional restorations.

[#2 Provisional Restorations in Digital]
Continuing from #1, the first half of this article discusses resin materials.
It explains what materials are used in cases of acid erosion and excessive occlusal forces.

The fabrication of digital-based provisional restorations is also touched upon.

The second half of the presentation focuses on cases in which the bite has been compromised by prosthetic materials.
He discusses how to diagnose the occlusion and how to simulate the ideal CR position with a wax-up on a model.

[#3 CR position]
Finally, it's time for provisional restorations in upper and lower multiple tooth defects.
The preoperative diagnosis - removal - formation - provisional restoration is introduced in detail.

He also explains in detail the fabrication of provisional restorations in the CR position using a wax-up model.
You will also learn the ability to think about how to clear problams one by one even in more difficult cases. Please take a look.

[#4 Cross byte procedure]
CR position and ICP are not always the same and do not always work well, which I think is one of the main reasons why provisional restoration of multiple teeth is so difficult.

Therefore, Dr. Uchiyama performed the CrossBite procedure in the CR position and performed provisional restorations again in the case mentioned in #3.
It is difficult to get an image from the text, but he explains it in an easy-to-understand manner in the video. Please take a look.

[#5 Importance of Occlusion and Tissue Management]
Finally, the final wash, impression and final. This is the final step from #3.

This is a great reminder of the importance of proper occlusion and tissue management.
Although at first glance provisional restorations may not look like much, you will learn how essential they are for prosthetic treatment that combines both esthetic and functional aspects.

Advanced provisional restoration(All Videos)

#1 Material Selection

#2 Provisional Restorations in Digital

#3 CR position

#4 Cross byte procedure

#5 Importance of Occlusion and Tissue Management

Even if you have placed what you consider a perfect provisional restoration, it is often dislodged or cracked repeatedly due to strong occlusal forces.

You can see the material selection and adjustment of the four-tooth provisional restorations.

Material selection

Maxillary anterior tooth with a missing provisional restoration in the cervical region

Use for consultation

Provisional restorations on four or more teeth

Structural and functional issues

Setting of a provisional restoration

The first half of the presentation continues with a discussion of resin materials. It explains what materials are used in cases of acid erosion and excessive occlusal forces. The fabrication of digital-based provisional restorations is also discussed. The second half of the presentation focuses on cases in which the bite has become compromised due to prosthetic materials. He discusses how to diagnose the occlusion and how to simulate the ideal centric relation by wax-up on a model.

The first half of the presentation continues with a discussion of resin materials.
It explains what materials are used in cases of acid erosion and excessive occlusal forces.

The fabrication of digital-based provisional restorations is also discussed.

The second half of the presentation focuses on cases in which the bite has become compromised due to prosthetic materials.
He discusses how to diagnose the occlusion and how to simulate the ideal centric relation by wax-up on a model.

#2 Digital-based Provisional Restorations

Provisional restorations and formation of 4 or more teeth

Pre- and post-operative

Cases with occlusal and material considerations

Provisional restorations for patients with acid erosion (digital case study)

Provisional restorations in cases of high occlusal forces

Cases of bad occlusion

Inter Cuspal Position and Centric Relation

How to diagnose occlusion

Waxing up in Centric Relation

Finally, we will discuss provisional restorations in upper and lower multiple tooth defects. He introduces in detail the preoperative diagnosis, removal, abutment formation, and morphological modification and setting of provisional restorations. He also explains in detail the fabrication of provisional restorations in the centric relation using a wax-up model. You will also learn the ability to think about how to clear up problems one by one even in difficult cases.

Finally, we will discuss provisional restorations in upper and lower multiple tooth defects.
He introduces in detail the preoperative diagnosis, removal, abutment formation, and morphological modification and setting of provisional restorations.

He also explains in detail the fabrication of provisional restorations in the centric relation using a wax-up model.
You will also learn the ability to think about how to clear up problems one by one even in difficult cases.

#3 Centric Relation

Key points of waxing up

Removal of prosthetic material

Gingival retraction

Key points of prosthetic removal

Formation of abutment teeth

Provisional restorations made in Centric Relation

Chairside Morphology Modification

Provisional restoration after setting

One of the main reasons that make provisional restorations of multiple teeth difficult is that the centric relation is not always the same as the intercuspal position, and it is not always easy to get it right. Therefore, Dr. Uchiyama performed the Cross Bite Procedure in the centric relation in the case mentioned in the previous article, and again created a provisional restoration.

One of the main reasons that make provisional restorations of multiple teeth difficult is that the centric relation is not always the same as the intercuspal position, and it is not always easy to get it right.

Therefore, Dr. Uchiyama performed the Cross Bite Procedure in the centric relation in the case mentioned in the previous article, and again created a provisional restoration.

#4 Cross Bite Procedure

Re-diagnosis

Cross bite procedure 

Cross-mount procedure 

Provisional Restoration

Intraoral adjustment and preparation

Core preparation and impression

Finally, it is time for the wash, final impression taking, and placement of the final prosthesis. This is a great reminder of the importance of proper occlusion and tissue management. Although provisional restorations may seem unassuming at first glance, you will learn that it is an essential step in prosthetic treatment that combines esthetic and functional aspects.

Finally, it is time for the wash, final impression taking, and placement of the final prosthesis.

This is a great reminder of the importance of proper occlusion and tissue management.
Although provisional restorations may seem unassuming at first glance, you will learn that it is an essential step in prosthetic treatment that combines esthetic and functional aspects.

Fiber post & core

Point of wash

Final state

Double Code Technique

Taking impression

Crossmount & Wax Up

Skip Method

Final Restoration

Micro generalist
Dentist at Minamiaoyama,tokyo,Japan

Tetsuya Uchiyama

This video includes all of the following videos from Course16 Advanced provisional restoration.



[#1 Material Selection]

Even if you have placed what you consider to be an ideal provisional restoration, it is often dislodged or cracked repeatedly due to strong occlusal forces.

In #1, you can see the material selection and adjustment of the actual four-tooth provisional restorations.



[#2 Provisional Restorations in Digital]

Continuing from #1, the first half of this article discusses resin materials.

It explains what materials are used in cases of acid erosion and excessive occlusal forces.



The fabrication of digital-based provisional restorations is also touched upon.



The second half of the presentation focuses on cases in which the bite has been compromised by prosthetic materials.

He discusses how to diagnose the occlusion and how to simulate the ideal CR position with a wax-up on a model.



[#3 CR position]

Finally, it's time for provisional restorations in upper and lower multiple tooth defects.

The preoperative diagnosis - removal - formation - provisional restoration is introduced in detail.



He also explains in detail the fabrication of provisional restorations in the CR position using a wax-up model.

You will also learn the ability to think about how to clear problams one by one even in more difficult cases. Please take a look.



[#4 Cross byte procedure]

CR position and ICP are not always the same and do not always work well, which I think is one of the main reasons why provisional restoration of multiple teeth is so difficult.



Therefore, Dr. Uchiyama performed the CrossBite procedure in the CR position and performed provisional restorations again in the case mentioned in #3.

It is difficult to get an image from the text, but he explains it in an easy-to-understand manner in the video. Please take a look.



[#5 Importance of Occlusion and Tissue Management]

Finally, the final wash, impression and final. This is the final step from #3.



This is a great reminder of the importance of proper occlusion and tissue management.

Although at first glance provisional restorations may not look like much, you will learn how essential they are for prosthetic treatment that combines both esthetic and functional aspects.

#1 Material Selection

Index

Advanced provisional restoration

#1 Material Selection