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kellyjblodgettdmdSpectatorGlenn…Great job!! I haven’t talked to anyone who has used the Isolite. I’m glad to hear you like it. I will have to give it a try. Do you recall how much it cost?
One thing I have been doing on restorations like these to finish is to place an unfilled resin over the top, or sometimes just prep the Fuji IX back a 1/2 mm, and place flowable over the top. As I can imagine, however, I’m sure you were on the move working on a 4 year old. I have been impressed by how well these Fuji IX restorations hold up under occlusal loading.
I had a little chuckle when you mentioned that the Mom was not happy with a “Fluoride” filling. God forbid you would place a restoration that might actually help prevent a new cavity (that’s my online sarcasm).
Great job, Glenn. I appreciate how much you participate in this forum. I’m doing my best to keep up with you. (Hard job!!)
Kelly
Glenn van AsSpectatorHi Kelly: its tough sometimes to get something that is new and worthwhile to post on. The isolite really helped and on a 4 year old yet.
Its around 1000 dollars and there is a short learning curve but it is cool and she really was good with it .
It isolates, suctions , illuminates (not important for me with the scope), retracts tongue and cheek and has a bite block.
It doesnt always work and the bite blocks are disposable throwaways and are 2.50 or so US per mouth prop.
I think the suction works great and there is a resin inhibitor to help out.
Kelly you are right up there with your posts……
I thought about a flowable but I was worried about keeping it dry…….she was good though.
Anyways thanks for the compliments and off to see your other posts……..
take care and thanks for the compliments but finally a good way of keeping it dry WITHOUT anesthetic……couldnt have done it on the little girl…
Glenn
Glenn van AsSpectatorPS here is the web site for the product, and I sure like the owner. His brother phoned me up to follow up with how I liked it and we chatted for 5 mins or so……..
The inventor is a dentist and he did a nice job…….its not perfect but with the various sizes it is alot better.
If anyone orders one , mention my name to Thomas the inventor so he knows that I am promoting it…….
HERE IS THE WEB SITE….
http://www.isolitesystems.com/
All the best.
Glenn
drcamSpectatorAnybody know if the transformer for the isolite is available for 220-250hz ie for asia/australia. Because there is a huge market for this out here. nice case as usual Glenn
regards cam
mickey franklSpectatorGlen
Nice case as usualPlease axplain why are Mark’s spoons any beter than normal small excavators?
Thanks
Mickey
Glenn van AsSpectatorHi there: I am not sure about the transformer but they are really only selling the Isolite in the USA at present.
I know they have big plans though.
In addition I will mention to Mickey that Marks spoons are very small and very sharp with a really neat design.
I dont get paid for them and paid for mine but they are really great and well worth the money. Mine are still sharp , dont know how but they stay sharp.
Cool shapes and nice small sizes to alot of his other instruments too…..
I GIVE THEM 2 BIG THUMBS UP.
Glenn
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