![]() The first suggestion that I have is to use a rubber dam. He has massive defective restorations and decay forming around many. This is a patient I have slowly been restoring over the years (as his budget allows). I will start with a case I did today that was simply exhausting. I know it's hard and time consuming at first. There is no better way to learn than forcing yourself to document your cases. there is less learning than just simple day to day stuff for most on the site. While I understand if I post a great case many people will say "good job" or want tips on how to do it. Better yet, maybe some stuff that did not work out very well I have also been a part of this only posting interesting things and my best anterior work. While it's understandable that these are new and exciting applications that a lot are learning, I feel that we have gotten away from posting the day to day stuff that all of us do (far more than anteriors and implants). Over the last few years most of the posts have gravitated towards Anteriors, zirconia and Implantology. ![]() ![]() At the IDS a couple of us had a conversation about the cases that were being posted to the forum. ![]()
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