Mar 26
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Dr. Dennis Hartlieb
Analog Open Tray Implant Impression Mini Tip
Analog Open Tray Implant Impression Technique:
In this mini tip, Dr. Hartlieb provides a detailed and practical guide to performing the analog open tray implant impression technique, aimed at improving accuracy and ease to make seating trays and removing impressions more efficient.
Explore the types of impression materials Dr. Hartlieb uses for filling the impression tray. Learn how to seat the impression tray, ensure proper engagement of the heavy body material, and listen for a click to confirm the screw's disengagement before removing the impression.
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1:57 Create a hole in the tray
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5:13 Create a large bead of composite on the implant pin
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6:10 Material review for the implant impression
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8:05 Bleeding the materials to make sure they run evenly
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10:10 Removing the bead of composite for a clean screw
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10:58 Carefully remove the impression
Dennis Hartlieb, DDS, AAACD
Dr. Hartlieb is the founder & CEO of Dental Online Training. Dr. Hartlieb is an Accredited member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AAACD), a Member of the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, the American Academy of Restorative Dentistry, and he runs a full-time cosmetic and restorative practice in Chicago.
Dr. Hartlieb is the host of the Dental Online Training Sharecast which you can find wherever you listen to podcasts.
Dr. Hartlieb is the host of the Dental Online Training Sharecast which you can find wherever you listen to podcasts.
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Light Brown tints, Enamelize, Unfilled Resin Flexidiscs, Flexibuffs 1/2", #1 artist’s brush, Silicone Polishing Points, IPC Off Angle Short Titanium Coated Composite Instrument
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Day 1 (8 - 4 pm CST)
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Erosion and wear – the why and the how
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Adding length to teeth – when is it safe
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Opening VDO to compensate for lost tooth structure – where to begin
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Records visit and key points you need to understand before you start
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The smile – the 7 strategic points to consider when evaluating the smile
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Anterior tooth shape, morphology
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Clinical case review
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Upper Putty matrix construction
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Build lingual incisal wall with putty matrix #6 - #11/ Upper anteriors
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Full contour build-up #6, #7, #8, #9, #10, #11, shape and polish/ Upper anteriors
Day 2 (8 - 2 pm CST)
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Who – which patients are candidates
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Why – explaining to patients the value of the prototype
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How – step-by-step techniques to maximize predictability, efficiency and success
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Getting to Yes: conversations with patients about esthetic and reconstructive dentistry
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The ‘Smile Preview’ – techniques to show the possibilities
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Lower Putty matrix construction
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Build lingual incisal wall with putty matrix #22 - #27 / lower anteriors
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Build-up #22 - #27, shape and polish / lower anteriors
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Build-up lower occlusal posteriors
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Demonstration of Smile Preview