Clinic Protocols
- ✓Surface prep → etch → bond → place → cure → seal
- ✓Curing angles, timing cues, and margin control
- ✓Isolation tips to protect soft tissue
Tooth Gem Application, Designs, Aftercare & Removal — Free Pro PDF
Tooth Gem Application, Designs, Aftercare & Removal — Free Pro PDF
Download the clinic-ready tooth gem reference: step-by-step application & curing times, tools & adhesives, placement maps, aftercare, and safe removal. Medically reviewed by David Hanna, RDH.
What’s Inside the Tooth Gems Professional Guide
Designs & Placement
- ✓Singles, pairs, clusters, and symmetry checks
- ✓Tooth position notes and alignment guides
- ✓Photo/shade documentation quick checklist
Aftercare & Removal
- ✓Client do’s/don’ts for longevity
- ✓Re-bonding scenarios—when and how
- ✓Safe removal and when to refer
Tools & Adhesives
- ✓Adhesive selection and thin-film application
- ✓Retractors, eyewear, and isolation accessories
- ✓Clinic ergonomics & quick turnover
Protocol at a Glance
| Step | Goal | Timing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prep | Clean & dry field | 30–60s | Polish, rinse, isolate. Avoid oils/fluoride immediately prior. |
| Etch | Micromechanical retention | ~20s | Rinse & dry to a chalky surface. |
| Bond | Adhesive interface | 10–20s | Thin, even layer—no pooling at margins. |
| Place | Precise position | — | Verify symmetry before curing. |
| Cure | Polymerization | 20–40s | Correct angle; protect soft tissue; confirm full set. |
| Seal | Margin protection | 10–20s | Thin coat; wipe oxygen-inhibited layer if needed. |
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Who is it for?
Dental professionals, whitening technicians, and DIY learners who want safe, step-by-step guidance (with clear professional cautions).
What’s inside the PDF?
Step-by-step protocol with timing cues, isolation & curing tips, placement maps, printable aftercare, and safe removal guidance.
Is it medically reviewed?
Yes. Clinical review by David Hanna, RDH for enamel safety, application, and aftercare.
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