Very good educational program.

Great video doc! 👍

Awesome video. Thank you. You've basically validated my thinking, in regard as to exactly why my new dentist (after doing all the initial x-rays), has informed me that I have infection "pockets" at the top of the roots, under two upper rear molar crowns, done by my last dentist. Now they are recommending implants as the solution for this. He says both of those crowns fit very well, but were poorly sealed during the procedure. Fml

Unsurprising low number of views of this fantastic video. But thank you for your honest evaluation and millions of people should and will eventually have this option MENTIONED by a dentist.

Very useful i was hoping more details about how to apply and how is it going to effect cementation protocols

very useful. thank you.

Could you please explain how to prevent the provisional restoration from sticking with the bone when we do immediate dentin sealing?

An important part of IDS that most dentists don't get is that it's ONLY on the dentin. You're not supposed to apply bond onto the enamel margins. In fact, you're supposed to lightly prep away any bond that gets onto the enamel margins.

Another point is that IDS and Core-build up with either flowable or packable composite are very similar techniques depending on remaining tooth structure. It's just that insurances won't cover IDS 😂.

If you're not doing same-day CAD/CAM restorations and remove the oxygen inhibited layer prior to temporization, do you get a lower bond strength at the time of delivery? The dentin hybrid layer would be sealed on the prep day so are you getting any useful bonding to the IDS surface that has the oxygen inhibited layer removed? Does re-etching and bonding the IDS layer at delivery pretty much give you the same bond as it would have to dentin with no IDS? Thanks for the info.

Thanks for the video. How do you stop temporaries from no bonding?

How do I get my dentist to listen to me and apply a dentin filler. They told me nothinh was wrong except that I grind my teeth. He told me to wear. Night guard and if that didn't work to come back so he could show me some jaw exercises. It's been a year, my tooth hurts everyday ALL day. Why don't dentists tell you the dangers of grinding your teeth and how you can grind them down to the nerve!?

Great video. I have to review some literature about this. I very sure that this technique is great at the dentin side because you r using self etch and you are working with the smear layer and smear plugs in dentin. (Selective etch for sure)
I m very courious about the adhesion prosses between that adhesive or resin that is acually polimerized and now you want to add more resin (the resin cement) need a very clear protocol.

You do this for both vital and non vital teeth??

Love your amzing work Doctor ! I cant seem to find the endocrown video in your channel , can u provide me the link please? Thank you

Do you still re-do your adhesive protocol on the delivery appoinment or you just clean the preparation and then cement it?
P.S What about the protocol of 2 times adhesive appliance (1st light cured, 2nd not light cured)?

Why do you mention veneer as contra-indication example while preparation of veneer require only 0.5 so we still in Eamel !

What is the concept of bond maturation? Surely this shouldn’t apply to light cure only bonding agents? Also, how does the re-exposure of the bonding agent and the preparation process for cementation (cleansing of tooth from debris from temp and temp cement, exposure to saliva and blood) affect the bond strength? When my ploymerized bond gets contaminated, I always feel uneasy about re-etching and rinsing off the cured bond.

very useful information sir..thank you so much for teaching fluently..i have a question...   what to do in case of crown cementation using GIC ?  should i do immediate dental sealing after tooth prep aration   and if yes  then should i apply second layer of bonding agent during crown cementation or should i do etching  and then place a crown using GIC  ?

thank you so much i've been going through my textbooks for residency exam n came across this n had no idea what it was so your video was really helpful. what i wanted to ask was ,you said at the beginning of the vid that IDS is primarily used in indirect restorative techniques , so veneers , crowns ..etc my question is can it also be used in endodontic treatment ? say i have a molar n i did the canal preparation but need a second appointment to finish , can i use IDS before the first appointment is over ? would it have the same benefits ? thank you .

Great video, but one concern I have is accidentally getting excessive thickness of bond on enamel or dentin crown margins, then taking the impression and ending up with a crown sitting on bond and not tooth structure. Can u speak to this?