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AnonymousGuestQUOTEQuote: from Swpmn on 10:57 pm on Nov. 11, 2002Ron, do you know if LR Eversole is Lawrence or Larry Eversole? I trained under a Larry Eversole at the University of Florida from 1985-89. Dr. Eversole was an Oral Pathologist.
Al
Al, I don’t know if he is or not. So I guess I can’t help that way.
I’m glad the ‘amalgam removal’ and Marks suggestions have been helpful. That was the whole intent of this site – sharing as we learn.
2thlaserSpectatorHey Pat,
If you don’t mind. I would recommend that if you are cutting enamel and or dentin, I would use at minimum 24% water. This really helps cut, clean, and I can assure you, no charring, and you can even keep your suction tip a bit closer. Hope this helps.
Mark
2thlaserSpectatorRon,
I second Al’s accolades on this message board. I learn everyday somebody posts here. From Bob, to Glenn, to you, to Al, Pat, and now I am sure I WILL forget a name or two, but thanks to all. This is what so invigorates me for OUR profession. Thanks to all you pioneers!!
Mark
Robert Gregg DDSSpectatorHi Al–
QUOTE…do you know if LR Eversole is Lawrence or Larry Eversole? I trained under a Larry Eversole at the University of Florida from 1985-89. Dr. Eversole was an Oral Pathologist.His name is Lewis Eversole, and he is an oral path at UOP now. Used to be at UCLA.
Bob
AnonymousGuest1 more amalgam removal
Er,Cr:YSGG 5.25W 95/85 60 seconds defocused buccal then prep decayed grooves for another 60 seconds. High speed removal of amalgam then slow speed for final decay removal. GI base followed by Fugi LC , etch, bond and restore with tetric flow & ceram. No local or topical anesthesia. Can’t wait for a better camera but these will have to do for now.Preop intraoral camera image
[img]https://www.laserdentistryforum.com/attachments/upload/ampreop.JPG[/img]Intraoral camera after high and slow speed
[img]https://www.laserdentistryforum.com/attachments/upload/ampost.JPG[/img]
Glass ionomer and Fuji LC placed- intraoral camera image
[img]https://www.laserdentistryforum.com/attachments/upload/amgi.JPG[/img]Restoration
[img]https://www.laserdentistryforum.com/attachments/upload/amf.JPG[/img] -
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