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Traditional crown removal techniques can be problematic and time-consuming. Most instruments rely on a pulling or impact force. These forces are resisted by the ligament, resulting in patient discomfort. If applied to the margin, these forces create a rotational pressure that can fracture the underlying tooth or crown. Splitting is effective, but it destroys the crown for reuse.            

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LETTERMAN'S TOP TEN

Top Ten Signs You've Gone To a Bad Chiropractor

10) When you walk you make a wacky accordion sound!

9)  Keeps saying " A spine is like a box of Chocolates!"

8)  Repeatedly asks You a cop?  You sure you ain't a cop?

7)  Over and Over you hear crunching sounds followed by " Uh-Oh"

6)  There's a two drink minium!

5)  At end of session lies down on the table and says " My turn"

4)  He was no where near Woodstock and yet he's covered with mud!

3)  Rushes in late to your appointment still wearing his Burger King Uniform!

2)  Hints that for an extra $50.00 he'll straighten " something else "

1)  You're fully clothed and he's naked!

                       

HOT TIP: You can use a foil film package placed over the end of your light guide to spot tack veneers in place.   Simply take the foil and with your rubber dam punch place a very small hole in the centre of the foil now crimp the foil over the end of your light guide.  This will concentrate the light in a very small area allowing you to effectively tack your veneers in place. Click on the link below to view Dr. Ray Bertollotti’s speed bonding technique for porcelain veneers.  Speed Bonding Article