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2thlaserSpectatorAl,
This is fantastic. I can’t wait to try it! Very cool! I wish I’d of tried it on the veneer patient, but next time!!!I will, if I have to, great post.
Mark
AnonymousGuestNice job ,Al
Did you apply any topical at all?
Anybody applying topical and lasing that for infiltrations?
Just wondering.Mark, did you try low level right down the PDL in that area?
SwpmnSpectatorOk, Ron, yeah you busted me and I can’t stand not being honest:
EMLA was applied for 30 seconds prior to lasing the area.
Al
AnonymousGuestAl, it’s still good to know. I’ll give it a try. (Water / Air Settings?)
I was hoping you and our California friends weren’t going to say that you needed 70 degrees and sunshine to make it work, because if that were so, Mark, Pat and I would only be able to use the technique a few months a year.:biggrin:
Glenn van AsSpectatorHi Ron……this is great stuff……..
I think your web site is proving very useful for users of all lasers and want to compliment the users here for their desire to help others learn new techniques.
Great stuff Allen and I for one am proud that a skeptic and an owner like you were has become such a proponent for lasers as you have.
Kudos to you all.
Glenn
(took my happy pills just now after posting on dental town first ……sheesh.)
Glenn
SwpmnSpectatorRon, was overcast here when I tried the palatal technique:
Air/Water was 65/55%.
Glenn, you aren’t the only one that is happy. My main problem was there were serious problems with my laser(and like I’ve said b4 think this was the case when the laser was delivered). Once I got the laser fixed it works great!!!!!
Al
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