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dkimmelSpectatorRon considering her health and ablity to tolerate the procedure, I believe a direct is the best way to go.
As to the fracture on the mesial, I would have been inclined to remove it as far as possible then shoe over the marginal ridge with the compostite.
Are you still using warm water or back to room temp?
David
AnonymousGuestQUOTEQuote: from dkimmel on 4:49 pm on April 14, 2003As to the fracture on the mesial, I would have been inclined to remove it as far as possible then shoe over the marginal ridge with the compostite.
I agree, that was my thought also. I’m sure I’ll have to go back and take care of the ridge sometime, but she couldn’t handle anymore that day. It was a struggle getting that much back together and having the RPD go to place.
QUOTEAre you still using warm water or back to room temp?
DavidGone back to room temp now that its finally not getting so cold at night in Michigan.Our thermostats automatically set back and during the winter months. We drop the office to about 65 at night. By the time we came in , in the morning, the rooms were warm but the water was not , that’s why we went to warming the water.
Glenn van AsSpectatorWell done Ron ……..man I am glad I am not the only one with these kinds of cases……they exhaust you dont they.
I think you did a great service to the patient.
Nice final result……..tired you and her out I bet.
Glenn
AlbodmdSpectatorDavid,
I read that article you were mentioned in, they had it on the biolase website. I was trying to figure out who it was. Can’t believe they didn’t mention your name, but at least you can reference being in the paper now.
Regards,
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