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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / August 2006Core Paste For Posterior Restorations
Anybody here receive a flier from DenMat that says Core Paste can be used for posterior restorations? Thanks, Sue Anything from DM gets immediately thrown out in my office without reading it.  Signature/ Amatus / > Anybody here receive a flier from De--at that says Core Paste can be > used for posterior restorations? > > Thanks, > Sue > Anybody here receive a flier from DenMat that says Core Paste can be > used for posterior restorations? > > Thanks, > Sue DenMat--they still around? Steve > > Anybody here receive a flier from DenMat that says Core Paste can be > > used for posterior restorations? [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Steve *I liked their razor so much, I bought the company...* As I have told and told all-a youse in the past; .......and _still_ you know nutting; <The Pipe slaps the SMD upside the face a few times>; Their double-syringe Compomer (Geristore) can be quite useful. I would like to see GC come out with the same type of dispenser for Fugi 9. I have told and told 'em, and _still_ they know nutting.... <The Pipe slaps a SUMO wrestler upside the face a few times> ..... Think about that for a second or two.... <The Pipe is crushed and ceases to exist....> SP SignatureTake out the TRAASH to reply >>>Anybody here receive a flier from DenMat that says Core Paste can be >>>used for posterior restorations? [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > SP I'm not only the Owner of THE HAIR CLUB FOR MEN--I'm one of it's clients!! Steve > I'm not only the Owner of THE HAIR CLUB FOR MEN--I'm one of it's clients!! > > Steve Gee Steve, here I thought you were a dentist, not one of those a-holes. How about answering this simple question then... Does anyone here use Core Paste? It sounds like one of the better core build-up materials, as per studies comparing its bond strength to other core build-up materials. Thanks, Sue >> I'm not only the Owner of THE HAIR CLUB FOR MEN--I'm one of it's clients!! >> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Thanks, > Sue I used to. It is nice sometimes to have a core buildup material that contrasts in color with tooth structure. But it's just composite resin, and I resented paying so much more just for a little color, so I don't anymore. Steve SignatureMark & Steven Bornfeld DDS http://www.dentaltwins.com Brooklyn, NY 718-258-5001 > >> I'm not only the Owner of THE HAIR CLUB FOR MEN--I'm one of it's clients!! > >> [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > Brooklyn, NY > 718-258-5001 Thank you. Sue > Does anyone here use Core Paste? What is core paste ? Signature/ Amatus / > >> I'm not only the Owner of THE HAIR CLUB FOR MEN--I'm one of it's [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Thanks, > Sue > > Does anyone here use Core Paste? > > What is core paste ? Look it up. Sue >> > Does anyone here use Core Paste? >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Sue Lock what up? >> Does anyone here use Core Paste? > >What is core paste ? It's the stuff you use on your corebrush to clean your core. -- W_B Take out the G'RBAGE wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com > >> Does anyone here use Core Paste? > > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Take out the G'RBAGE > wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com Maybe in your house. I use something else to clean my core. It is not supplied by DenMat It is not green or blue It does not cost me a thing Sue >> Does anyone here use Core Paste? > >What is core paste ? Its special stuff you use on toothbrushes that's made from old apples ........ >> I'm not only the Owner of THE HAIR CLUB FOR MEN--I'm one of it's clients!! >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >Does anyone here use Core Paste? Hey Sue, I am noit sure its appropriate for use as a restorative material. After all, restoratives have quartz particles and dent-mat (?) Who knows? Joel >It sounds like one of the better core build-up materials, as per >studies comparing its bond strength to other core build-up materials. > >Thanks, >Sue > Their double-syringe Compomer (Geristore) can be quite useful. I would > like to see GC come out with the same type of dispenser for Fugi 9. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > SP I guess it worked on me. I've been using Geristore for those sub-G V's where bonding composite isn't likely to be successful. So far, so good. I know they aren't going to last forever, but sometimes it's OK to 'rent' a tooth for a few years. :-) > I know they aren't going to last forever, but sometimes it's OK to > 'rent' a tooth for a few years. > > :-) If you use Fugi 9, they give you a surface resin to cover the Compomer with if it is to be the final restoration. I've been doing the same thing with Geristore by re-etching and putting Seal 'N Shine on the stuff. Seal 'N Shine is a PulpDent unfilled resin product, designed for sealing composites when one wants them to last until 3005. It means one more step, but it does protect the stuff some... Mabye it'll keep the rent down to managable levels.... SP SignatureTake out the TRAASH to reply <LI>Reference: Kasloff, Z., Galan, D., and Williams, P.T., “Cuspa Deflection Studies Using an Electronic Probe to Evaluate Restorativ Materials and Bonding Agents,†_Esthetic_Dentistry_Update_, Volume 6 No. 1, February 1995:10–13. Several studies have shown that large-cavity preparations in posterio teeth weaken tooth structure, and if restored, under occlusal loadin cuspal fracture can occur. This study measured the amount of deflectio that occur when a vertical load is applied to the cuspal incline of tooth. The Tenure®-Core Paste combination, compared with amalgam significantly increased resistance to deflection. The following tabl describes the results *_DEFLECTION_RECORDINGS_:*[/B *AMALAGAM UNFILLED:15 FILLED:15 [B]TENURE-CORE PAST Unfilled:152 Filled:7 -- drdolittl |
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