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PLEASE LEAVE US A REVIEW HERE! Join Andrew Johnston, RDH - a restorative hygienist who practices in Washington State and Oregon. Andrew has been a practicing since 2009 and is here to talk to us about Glass Ionomers/Hybrids and EQUIA Forte by GC. TIPisode Highlights A look at Glass Ionomer Glass Hybrids Importance of Instructions for Use What Andrew loves about EQUIA Forte Ways to use EQUIA Forte in today's ops. Quotes “Traditionally Glass Ionomers have been used where moisture control has been problematic” “GC kept working on ways to improve the clinical outcomes and developed the next generation which was the EQUIA Forte” “For the super nerdy people like me who care about flexural strength and wear resistance this new improved formula is higher flexural strength, higher wear resistance, higher resistance to acid, and higher fluoride release than the previous Equia” “Please please please read the instructions for use, follow them, and make sure everyone on your team is doing the same” “It takes about 6 months for the coating to wear off” “Triaging is the most important factor to determining which treatment route you should take." “…using it (Silver Diamine Fluoride) underneath Equia Forte has shown to reduce sensitivity and potentially aid in remineralization of the tooth. Links Learn more, sign up for a virtual meeting and get FREE CE: https://bit.ly/2Lw3g4y http://www.gcamerica.com/ce/alleducation.php http://www.gcamerica.com http://www.gcamerica.com/products/operatory/EQUIA_Forte/ http://www.gcamerica.com/products/operatory/EQUIA-Forte-HT/
GC Europe Podcasts - Dental Bonding - A clinical Dental Podcast
Christina and Bart are making sure that the GC products are safe. We talk about lab and clinical testing. It was intersting to find out that in Glass hybrid restaurations like Equia Forte the contact point and matrixing is very important. Also to round the edges during the preparation. I also talked about everX Flow. This Podcast is sponsored by GC Europe.
GC Europe Podcasts - Dental Bonding - A clinical Dental Podcast
Matteo Basso is a dentist in Milan and in 2007 he did a clinical study about a GIC what performed really good clinically. We talk about the old problems with GIC and how Equia and later Equia forte HT changed his clinical dentistry. The Podcast was recorded on the hotel ship where we did not have any background noice. This Podcast is sponsored by GC Europe.
GC Europe Podcasts - Dental Bonding - A clinical Dental Podcast
Ingmar is a Dentist in rural Germany and has over 10 years of experience with Equia and tells us why it´s worth using the new Equia Forte HT. It is a nice clincal ten minute chat with a friend. This Podcast is sponsored by GC Europe
GC Europe Podcasts - Dental Bonding - A clinical Dental Podcast
Dana is treating MIH Patients in her dental office. We talk about her protocol for treating and even bonding to MIH teeth. This Podcast is sponsored by GC Europe
GC Europe Podcasts - Dental Bonding - A clinical Dental Podcast
I had a nice talk with Josef Richter about EQUIA, EverXflow and the GC Scanners Aadva IOS 100 P and IOS 200. This Podcast is sponsored by GC Europe
Medizinische Fakultät - Digitale Hochschulschriften der LMU - Teil 16/19
Das Ziel der Forschungsarbeiten zu dieser Dissertation war zu überprüfen, ob die Anwendung von Wärme einen Einfluss auf GIZ und GCP hat und ob der Lack die mechanischen Eigenschaften von GCP beeinflusst. Als Erstes wurden die mikromechanischen Parameter wie die Vickershärte, das mikroskopische Elastizitätsmodul (Emirko) und das Kriechverhalten von fünf konventionellen, hoch viskösen GIZ unter verschiedenen Temperaturbedingungen und Lagerzeiten verglichen. Im zweiten Teil wurden makromechanische Parameter (Biegefestigkeit und Elastizitätsmodul im Drei-Punkt-Biegeversuch) und mikromechanische Parameter (Vickershärte, Emikro und Kriechverhalten) von GCP in Abhängigkeit von der Verwendung eines Lacks und unter unterschiedlichen Temperaturbedingungen gemessen und die Werte mit kunststoffmodifizierten GIZ verglichen. Die Wärmebehandlung zeigte weder bei konventionell, hoch viskösen GIZ (ChemFil Rock, Fuji IX GP Fast und Equia), noch bei Glass Carbomer Zement eine Veränderung der mechanischen Eigenschaften. Diese waren hauptsächlich von der Art des verwendeten Zements abhängig. Die Lagerung der GIZ zeigte einen geringen Einfluss auf die mechanischen Parameter. Für ChemFil Rock und Equia wurde bei einem Monat Lagerzeit der größte Anstieg der gemessenen mechanischen Werte beobachtet. In der zweiten Versuchsreihe überragten die kunststoffmodifizierten GIZ bei den makromechanischen Versuchen GCP, während GCP bezüglich der mikromechanischen Parameter dominierte. Ebenso wie Wärme beeinflusste der Lack die mechanischen Eigenschaften von GCP nicht.