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Bonding Humana Dental correctly to enamel that billing is gonna stand there forever okay so let's talk about sclerotic dentin so what do we do in this case it's very close to the Pope very close there still may be a little bit of decay right there but what would you do will you just immediately go ahead and send this patient to get a root canal or .

Would you actually remove that extra caries that we have right there and then bond to that sclerotic dentin Oh in my practice we choose to actually bond to the sclerotic dentin but you can't just bond to dentin especially in this state how you would bond to enamel so

we needed to take an extra step and that extra step is gonna be Stan blasting the best way to sandblast this is with micron aluminum oxide and that's gonna be able to give us a very clean surface to bond with so we go from that past picture to this picture where now we actually have that sclerotic dentin but it's prepared in a way where we can actually bond to it so once we bond to this then

we can be sure that the patient isn't gonna having the sensitivity so we do not remove sclerotic dentin we only move infect the dentin we don't want to remove too much of the dentin just because it's different color so remember the K isn't always anything that's not tooth color anything that's white if we see something that's changed to grayish to something that's very shiny when we touch it with the Explorer when you try to scratch it that's a sign that that sclerotic dentin and that's no longer decay if it's not soft if it's sound tooth structure you should not remove it you should leave it there but you sho