This was so insightful. Thank you

Thanks doc I’m going for 10 top 10 bottom. Soon and you cleared up a lot of questions I had

thanks dear Dr
You honestly evaluate the right things, information, especially good for patients, cos some clinics think only commercially

I'm glad I did mine in Thailand

I removed my 5 old crowns, extracted the dead roots and now I have Zirkonia crowns & bridges. BEST decision ever, my energy almost instantly  raised, I love the new look and my cmd is much better ❤ I did it all in Turkey for 6000 Euros….they are great!!! ❤🎉❤

One of the best information channels for dental work I have come across. Will be contacting you in the near future.

Great advice. i would add that a Prettau zirconia bridge on the front has similar translucency as eMax if going the all-on-4 route.

❤thank you!!!!

Fantastic information DR

Dr. Interesting topic, I suggest you make a video update about "Prettau Zirconia". side by side. Thank you so much.

True 💯

Emaxx is the gold standard 4 veneers in the uk

Appreciate your work, doc!

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bravo hocam

Great advice!

As a retired dentist with 40 years of experience, I can tell you Dr Taslidere is NOT entirely correct.  As he says at 2:05 E-max has the same strength as a natural tooth and has nearly the same flexibility.   So any force that would break E-max would also break the natural tooth.   Now all teeth flex a minute amount and over  time this can lead to stress cracks and adventual fracture of the tooth.  If you break an E-max crown it can easily be replaced.  However, when a zirconia crowned tooth flexes, the stresses are transferred to the root due to the strength and lack of flexibility of zirconia.   Now you have a root fracture and thus the loss of the tooth.   I have seen this scenario happen many times with the old porcelain fused to metal crowns that had similar strength and flexibility as zirconia.  If you are an individual that grinds their teeth or otherwise puts extreme force on their teeth,  the proper restorative material is gold as it is slightly malleable, does not break or transmit forces to the root.   I have had an E-max crown on a 2nd molar for years without problems.  There are places for zirconia in the mouth but not the proper material for single tooth coverage.  Dr T.A. Tschanz DDS

What about Zirconia or E max on premolar, #29? I will use night guard to protect from any night grinding.

Perfect !! 🎉🎉🎉

3:58 18 teeth instead of 16 in  an arch 🤣