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drharemza
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 Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 8:08 am Post subject: Biomimetic dentistry - Alleman Deliperi Bertolotti Magne, et |
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Dr Kanca,
I was wondering what your thoughts where on the Biomimetic dentistry and the teachings of Dr's Alleman, Deliperi, Bertolotti and Magne?
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Mark J Fleming DDS
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Can you please tell me what Biomimetic dentistry is and how it differs from "other" types of dentistry? Thanks  |
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john kanca
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| Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 6:52 pm Post subject: Re: Biomimetic dentistry - Alleman Deliperi Bertolotti Magne |
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| drharemza wrote: | Dr Kanca,
I was wondering what your thoughts where on the Biomimetic dentistry and the teachings of Dr's Alleman, Deliperi, Bertolotti and Magne?
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I would ask the same question as Mark. What makes that different from anything we've be teaching for 25 plus years?
To be honest, I am probably not unbiased in my responses about this since more than one of my concepts - those that I literally conceived- have been co-opted by the above group without so much as a nod. Those of you who have heard me speak know well that I am careful about proper attribution.
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drharemza
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Im not really sure what Biomimmetic dentistry is and how its any different than what we do everyday? thought you might have an opinion of whether what they are saying is good, bad, horse crap??? They seem to be making a push on DT.
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john kanca
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| drharemza wrote: | Im not really sure what Biomimmetic dentistry is and how its any different than what we do everyday? thought you might have an opinion of whether what they are saying is good, bad, horse crap??? They seem to be making a push on DT.
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I honestly think the only difference between what we've been teaching for 25 plus years and what they're teaching now is the marketing.
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Ekrause
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| john kanca wrote: | | drharemza wrote: | Im not really sure what Biomimmetic dentistry is and how its any different than what we do everyday? thought you might have an opinion of whether what they are saying is good, bad, horse crap??? They seem to be making a push on DT.
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I honestly think the only difference between what we've been teaching for 25 plus years and what they're teaching now is the marketing. |
They use fancier jargon.
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scottie
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I was looking at some information about Biomimetic Dentistry on the Internet tonight. There's a big conference in Reno in October and I was sort of tempted to go, but not sure after I read some comments on this thread.
Here's the link http://www.academyofbiomimeticdent.org/
They say you will do less crowns and use composites more to mimic nature.
Jeffrey Hoos one of the speakers said it changed the way he does dentistry.
I use the Apex materials, do composites but there comes a time when a crown is better. I also seal teeth with Surpass, but sometimes teeth are sensitive and may need endo.
Anyway, are there any further thoughts on Biomimetic Dentistry to help me decide whether this conference would be worth it or not? |
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john kanca
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This looks like another "Academy" being established.
Scottie, could you link me to the comments? I'd like to read them.
My first impression is that this is no different from anything we've been doing for 30 plus years: convenience preparations, sealing preps, etc.
| Quote: | | "If your dentist is not practicing Biomimetic Dentistry, ASK WHY!" |
Ugh
| Quote: | About crowns...
"Dental crowns are rigid metals and do not flex under pressure generated due to biting. Natural teeth have the property of flexing with biting pressure, and this sometimes disturbs the bonding between the crown and tooth. Plaque and toxins find their way through the loose bond and gain access under the tooth, causing decay. This issue is dealt with under biomimetic [principles], wherein, researchers have developed crown alternatives that mimic natural tooth flexing property. The procedures used are good for tooth restoration."
Credits: © http://www.buzzle.com/articles/is-there-an-alternative-to-dental-crown.html |
Yikes.
| Quote: | 1. Diagnosis and treatment of caries and decay.
2. Diagnosis and treatment of structurally compromised teeth.
3. Immediate dentin sealing after decay and cracks into dentin are removed.
4. Reducing polymerization stresses in high C-Factor dentin replacements.
5. Preparing enamel for bonding.
6. Adjusting occlusal stresses. |
Who hasn't been taught any of this by me?
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scottie
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John
There is an interview with Dean Carlston when you scroll down the conference page at this link http://academyofbiomimeticdent.org/pages/events.php I'd be interested in your comments on the interview.
The comments on the Biomimetic Dentistry were on the KISCO email network. Here's a link to joining that. http://www.kiscodental.com/mm5/merchant.mvc There really weren't that many comments, and most were just asking what it was. |
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ilikecoffee
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| Pascal Magne and his brothers show the some of the finest dentistry i have seen since Harold Shavell. He cares. His U of Michigan research is worth a read. Ever lecturer has good and bad and bias in it. A lecturer usually shows his flaws when he goes beyond his training and into a specialty he has not been trained. You don't know what you don't know. |
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john kanca
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Missed the post, Scottie. Sorry. Not able to find the discussion.
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john kanca
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| ilikecoffee wrote: | | Pascal Magne and his brothers show the some of the finest dentistry i have seen since Harold Shavell. He cares. His U of Michigan research is worth a read. Ever lecturer has good and bad and bias in it. A lecturer usually shows his flaws when he goes beyond his training and into a specialty he has not been trained. You don't know what you don't know. |
What you say is true but there's nothing like having your brother as an in-house lab tech.
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michel's talents are very impressive!! He makes pascal look good! 
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macadoo
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| JK, I'd love to hear your thoughts on Class II prep design when you have a chance…convergent or divergent walls, bevel design, bur choice, etc. |
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