Adhesion in Focus: Strategies for Direct and Indirect Dental Restoration

Takashi Washino

Jan 18, 2024

Index

00:00~Self-introduction
01:00~Lecture content
01:32~Moisture control
04:10~Rubber dam
04:39~Selective phosphoric acid etching on the enamel
10:33~Follow the manufacturer's instructions when applying the adhesive
13:39~Follow the manufacturer's instructions when air-lolewing the adhesive
16:16~Shape it to achieve anatomically harmonious morphology
21:42~【Case】Caries treatment by direct restoration
26:47~Indirect restoration in practice
27:16~Clean surface ot Inlaya
28:00~Moisture control
28:06~Poster presentation at the 2019 Adhesive Dentistry Association Annual Meeting
29:56~Moisture control methods other than rubber dam
31:31~Cavity cleaning
33:48~Selective acid etching
35:57~Apply primer or adhesive
37:53~Apply resin cement
39:18~Light curing
41:20~Supplemental Explanation of Indirect Restoration
46:14~The difference between glass ceramics and zirconia ceramics
50:19~How do we think about cases where judgment is uncertain?
54:46~Book introduction

In this session, we will focus on the essential adhesive processes involved in direct composite resin (CR) restoration and during the setting of indirect restorations. We will explore in detail the practical aspects of the adhesive process that are crucial to the success of the treatment, incorporating clinical cases to illustrate evidence-based approaches.

Furthermore, we will delve into the decision-making moments in clinical practice with the question, "What would you do if the patient in front of you were a member of your family?" Based on this perspective, we will examine the criteria for making the best treatment choices for each patient, and discuss the judgment materials needed for such decisions.

$75.00