09 Apr Dr. Grosz – Custom rings reloaded, updates and indications – myCustom Rings Kit
Custom rings reloaded, updates and indications – myCustom Rings Kit
by Dr Janos Grosz
Janos Grosz
Janos Grosz graduated summa cum laude in 2006 from the University of Szeged, Faculty of Dentistry, Hungary. He specialized in restorative dentistry. In all of his work Janos is striving for excellence and aiming to offer minimally invasive restorative treatments for his patients. Despite his young age he practices not only in Hungary, but he is also a registered dentist in the United Kingdom (obtained licence in 2010). He is an acknowledged lecturer and regularly runs hands-on courses about anterior direct restorations, e.g. preparations techniques in the anterior and posterior region. Being passionate about sharing knowledge and facilitate discussions both with patients and colleagues, Janos is committed to a high level of dental photography. He regularly teaches at his courses the fundamentals of dental photography and the importance of visual learning in dental communication.
introduction
Since its introduction by Jordi Manauta in 2013, the custom rings technique enjoys unparalelled popularity among restorative dentists.
We see many cases in social media and publications with custom rings used, what demostrates the effectiveness and simplicity of this technique. However, we also see some cases that could have been solved with less effort as well, hence it is important to emphasize the indications and limitations of the custom rings.
As many of us are using these customized rings on a daily basis, the members of StyleItaliano are constantly working to develop and improve the use of this technique.
Another aspect of this article is to give the reader an update of the fabrication steps. The current improvements are based on the work of Jordi Manauta and co-workers and the use of the MyCustom rings kit.
This article was first published on StyleItaliano’s website. Continue reading on styleitaliano.org
other clinical cases
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Class II adjacent cavities on 1st and 2nd molars – QuickmatFIT anatomical sectional matrices & myRing Forte – Dr David Gerdolle
A 28-year-old female patient, without any systemic medical conditions presented with a carious lesion affecting both molar 46D and 47M. The following case illustrates the direct composite restoration of the lesion using the Polydentia QuickmatFIT anatomical sectional matrices in combination with myRing Forte and myWedge plastic v-shaped wedges....
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Class II cavity direct composite restoration on a young permanent premolar – myClip 2.0 – Dr Marina Papachroni
For young patients rebuilding the anatomy in class II cavity restorations is a major issue but not making too many occlusal adjustments after finishing the layering procedures is one of the same importance aspects. The following images show the step-by-step treatment we performed for treating decay on the upper first premolar of a 15-year-old teenager. ...
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Class II cavity direct restoration on young permanent molar with myQuickmat Forte – Dr Marina Papachroni
Class II (interproximal) decay involves the proximal surface of a posterior tooth and it is a common occurrence in many dental patients. One challenge for the clinician is to accurately recreate a physical contact to the adjacent tooth and, at the same time, to restore proper interproximal anatomic form. This case involves a teenager 16 years old with an interproximal lesion in his left lower molar (#36)....
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Class II direct composite restoration on first premolar – QuickmatFLEX sectional matrices and myClip Junior – Dr Marina Papachroni
A male teenager came to our office feeling pain in the upper left quadrant. We proceeded with a Class II restoration of the first premolar without removing brackets. The following images show the step-by-step direct composite restoration procedure using the premolar sectional matrix QuickmatFLEX in combination with the paediatric sectional matrix ring myClip junior. ...
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Class II restoration of a primary molar – myRing Junior – Dr Sabová
The young patient came for a periodic checkup. After a preliminary analysis we found a class II mesial carious lesion on primary molar 6.5. Since the dimensions of the carious lesion were limited, we decided to proceed with a direct composite restoration procedure using myJunior kit from Polydentia. ...
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Class II restoration on a first molar – QuickmatFIT anatomical sectional matrices and myRing Forte – Dr Cristian Scognamiglio e Dr Alessandro Perucchi
The patient came for a consultation complaining of discomfort at tooth 36 when chewing. Molar 36 presented a very old composite restoration with initial disto-occlusal infiltration. We decided to carry out an OD restoration that also involved the buccal surface in order to replace the filling with a new aesthetic restoration. In this clinical case, we illustrate the procedure for the step-by-step restoration of tooth 36 using the Polydentia QuickmatFIT Molar sectional matrix in combination with the myQuickmat Forte sectional matrix ring....
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Class II restoration on second bicuspid – myQuickmat Forte kit – Dr. Chiodera
The Polydentia myQuickmat Forte kit is a very effective system for posterior class II restorations....
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Diamond24, 24 solutions for your restorations of Class II cavities
Diamond24 and myRing Classico: 24 solutions for your Class II restorations. Read the article written by Dr. Chiodera, which explains how to get great contact points with Diamond24 and myRing Classico for Class II cavity restorations. ...
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Dr. Chiodera – Class III restoration – Unica anterior
The patient came to our attention for a regular check. A first analysis revealed a class III carious lesion on incisor 21. We decided to eliminate the carious lesion and proceed with a direct composite restoration of the cavity....
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Dr. Chiodera – MOD restoration on first Molar – myQuickmat Classico kit
The Polydentia myQuickmat Classico kit is a very efficient system for posterior class II restorations....