Introduction dr sanford christie barnum in 1864.
Rubber dam application techniques slideshare.
Advantages isolation of the tooth from saliva blood gingival exudates.
Developed by sanford c.
With the help of an assistant the dam and clamp are placed in position in the patient s mouth.
Rubber dam application rubber dam undoubtedly is one of the best methods for providing isolation from saliva and soft tissues.
It allows a range of rotation for the clamp so that it may be positioned on teeth that are mesially or distally angled.
The rubber sheet is punched with the rubber dam punch.
Errors in rubber dam application if the.
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The use of the rubber dam is vital to the successful completion of restorative dentistry in the pediatric patient.
Rotating metal disc bearing 5 to 6 holes of different sizes according to size of teeth.
Split dam technique indication insufficient coronal structure single fix prosthesis abutment tooth for bridge partially erupted tooth steps two overlapping holes are punched.
The rubber dam is stretched over the wings of the selected clamp.
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The rubber dam clamp forceps positions the clamp around the tooth to be treated.
Aids isolation from bacteria of saliva.
Rubber dam punch used for making holes in the dam parts a.
Rubber dam forceps ash or stokes pattern ivory pattern it has notches near the tips of their beaks in which to locate the holes of a rubber dam clamp.
Rubber dam method application by dr hodson in 1870.
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An easy way of placing the rubber dam in a neat and quick manner.
Rubber dam template stamp both have positions of the teeth marked on them and are used to transfer them to the rubber dam sheet for holes to be punched.
Clamp placement prior to the rubber dam testing the clamp s stability retention 52.
Barnum in 1864 the rubber dam is considered the optimal method to isolate a dental operative field and to prevent moisture contamination during the placement of direct restorations and endodontic procedures.
Application techniques double motion techniques.
