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john kanca
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I still like using Seamfree when polishing posteriors following occlusal adjustment. I clean off the marks with alcohol, dry it, apply a little Seamfree and then polish with a Centrix Identoflex yellow point. It keeps the polishing particles form being jammed into any margins.
If there is any doubt about the margins, then it's best to seal the tooth first BEFORE final polishing.
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ilikecoffee
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| Do you polish wet or dry in this situation. I know you proposed always finishing wet to not open gaps, but wouldn't the water spray wash the seam free away? |
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john kanca
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| ilikecoffee wrote: | | Do you polish wet or dry in this situation. I know you proposed always finishing wet to not open gaps, but wouldn't the water spray wash the seam free away? |
The Centrix point is a latch type
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| Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2014 7:35 pm Post subject: |
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| The answer is still a little cryptic to me. Electric handpieces have water spray with latch etc. Is that the implication? |
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macadoo
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| Tried it out for the first time today with Enhance points/cups and Jiffy brushes. Ended up with some nice looking restorations. Hard to say if it was the SeamFree or the pulse curing that deserves the credit. |
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| ilikecoffee wrote: | | The answer is still a little cryptic to me. Electric handpieces have water spray with latch etc. Is that the implication? |
Yeah, my Kavo air slow speeds have water too.
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john kanca
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| Posted: Mon Feb 17, 2014 6:02 pm Post subject: |
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| ilikecoffee wrote: | | The answer is still a little cryptic to me. Electric handpieces have water spray with latch etc. Is that the implication? |
Dry. I have never had a slow speed with water.
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john kanca
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| macadoo wrote: | | Tried it out for the first time today with Enhance points/cups and Jiffy brushes. Ended up with some nice looking restorations. Hard to say if it was the SeamFree or the pulse curing that deserves the credit. |
It's everything in the protocol. Nice to have that working for you, no?
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| john kanca wrote: | | macadoo wrote: | | Tried it out for the first time today with Enhance points/cups and Jiffy brushes. Ended up with some nice looking restorations. Hard to say if it was the SeamFree or the pulse curing that deserves the credit. |
It's everything in the protocol. Nice to have that working for you, no? |
Very nice. It's driving my assistants nuts adding things into our repertoire. They'll get over it. |
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john kanca
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| Posted: Tue Feb 18, 2014 10:01 pm Post subject: |
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| macadoo wrote: | | john kanca wrote: | | macadoo wrote: | | Tried it out for the first time today with Enhance points/cups and Jiffy brushes. Ended up with some nice looking restorations. Hard to say if it was the SeamFree or the pulse curing that deserves the credit. |
It's everything in the protocol. Nice to have that working for you, no? |
Very nice. It's driving my assistants nuts adding things into our repertoire. They'll get over it. |
Hey, you pay the bills!
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