EPISODE · Jul 10, 2024 · 47 MIN
Discoloured Centrals Incisors with Jason Smithson – PDP191
from Protrusive Dental Podcast · host Jaz Gulati
The secret to success with non-vital bleaching is knowing when it’s not going to work. Dr Jason Smithson shares his decision making in discoloured incisors AND the protocols he uses in their management. When is a purely restorative approach more appropriate than bleaching? When is ceramic preferred to composite? What is the best way to mask a metal post? https://youtu.be/r59gt8g1niU Watch PDP191 on Youtube Listen/Watch this episode which reveals all! This episode is eligible for 1 CE credit via the Protrusive Guidance platform. Protrusive Dental Pearl: To help achieve great shade selection, take pictures sequentially during your assessment and throughout the procedure, then edit the pictures to show as black and white. By analysing the shade match through a black and white process and in steps throughout the treatment, the shade selection will be far more accurate than just attempting this once at the beginning, especially without using the black and white technique, as this will emphasise the value of the shade Highlights of this Episode: 01:56 Protrusive Dental Pearl03:15 Introduction – Dr Jason Smithson05:30 Biomimetic Dentistry14:50 Non Vital Bleaching24:55 Calcific Metamorphosis28:30 Ceramic or Composite Resin31:17 Deeper Dive into Ceramic Use32:55 Composite veneers40:35 Perfecting Shade43:40 Jason’s Courses Access the CPD quiz either on your browser or by downloading our mobile app. For the full educational experience, our Ultimate Education Plan gives you access to all our courses, webinars, and exclusive monthly content. If you liked this episode, you will also like The ‘Anti-Biomimetic Dentist’ – Restorative Lessons from Pasquale Venuti Part 1 – PDP152 – Protrusive Dental Podcast
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