Episode 553 · April 8, 2024

The Latest on Materials and Bonding Protocols for Indirect Dentistry

The Latest on Materials and Bonding Protocols for Indirect Dentistry

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Dr. Alex Vasserman

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Dr. Alex Vasserman practices minimally invasive painless dentistry and pride himself in maintaining that reputation. As a cosmetic dentist he strives to make sure that his dentistry looks great, feels great, lasts a long time and is painless.

In 2006, after receiving his masters degree in Graduate Medical Science, Dr. Vasserman attended Boston University School of Dental Medicine and immediately there after he began a residency program at Wyckoff Heights Medical Center. In 2013 Dr. Vasserman started his own practice in Midtown East, New York City. The practice is now located on Lexington Avenue between 69th street and 70th street on the Upper East Side, New York City.

In order to keep his expertise current Dr. Vasserman continually partakes in continuing education seminars, workshops, live patient hands-on courses and study-clubs. Dr. Vasserman is a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Orthodontics, The American Dental Association, The New York State Dental Association, The International Congress of Oral Implantologists, and SPEAR continuing education faculty club.

Episode Summary

So there are quite a few materials to choose from these days when it comes to our indirect restorations. Today we'll be talking about the popular ones and we'll also be discussing how we get them to stay on the tooth, meaning, do we go adhesive or cohesive and what are some of the materials we should be considering. To tell us all about is our guest Dr. Alex Vasserman, a practicing dentist in NYC.

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dentaldentistBiscoAdhesives/CementsCrown/Bridge/Veneers/Indirect

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