How To Check Occlusion After Restoration at Nicholas Margarot blog

How To Check Occlusion After Restoration. Checking occlusion does not only occur for hygienists on the occasional prophy appointment. Castings should be cemented with a mixture of two parts vaseline. If the shim stock doesn’t hold, the restoration may need to be reseated. A check of the occlusion should be performed at every visit from insertion onwards because many problems with fixed dental prostheses can be. If we are placing sealants, checking occlusion is just as important as the sealant placement itself. If the shim stock only holds on the restoration, then the restoration is seated too high. After seating the restoration, check the patient’s occlusion with shim stock. Patients should not be restored to the ‘ideal occlusion’ if their. Occlusion should be assessed both before and after restorative treatment to ensure predictable and lasting restorations. To check occlusion, have the patient bring his/her teeth together lightly, check for a shiny area on the restoration and remove the. All dentists occasionally have patients who return a few days after a new restoration has been delivered complaining of sensitivity, pain,. Restorations must be checked in the mouth for occlusal contacts.

Castings should be cemented with a mixture of two parts vaseline. Occlusion should be assessed both before and after restorative treatment to ensure predictable and lasting restorations. After seating the restoration, check the patient’s occlusion with shim stock. All dentists occasionally have patients who return a few days after a new restoration has been delivered complaining of sensitivity, pain,. Patients should not be restored to the ‘ideal occlusion’ if their. Checking occlusion does not only occur for hygienists on the occasional prophy appointment. If the shim stock doesn’t hold, the restoration may need to be reseated. If the shim stock only holds on the restoration, then the restoration is seated too high. Restorations must be checked in the mouth for occlusal contacts. If we are placing sealants, checking occlusion is just as important as the sealant placement itself.

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How To Check Occlusion After Restoration Castings should be cemented with a mixture of two parts vaseline. If the shim stock only holds on the restoration, then the restoration is seated too high. Patients should not be restored to the ‘ideal occlusion’ if their. If the shim stock doesn’t hold, the restoration may need to be reseated. All dentists occasionally have patients who return a few days after a new restoration has been delivered complaining of sensitivity, pain,. If we are placing sealants, checking occlusion is just as important as the sealant placement itself. Checking occlusion does not only occur for hygienists on the occasional prophy appointment. To check occlusion, have the patient bring his/her teeth together lightly, check for a shiny area on the restoration and remove the. Castings should be cemented with a mixture of two parts vaseline. Restorations must be checked in the mouth for occlusal contacts. After seating the restoration, check the patient’s occlusion with shim stock. A check of the occlusion should be performed at every visit from insertion onwards because many problems with fixed dental prostheses can be. Occlusion should be assessed both before and after restorative treatment to ensure predictable and lasting restorations.