Articles on the importance of using isolation of the working field in the oral cavity.
Rubberdamology is a practical discipline about all possible methods of isolating hard dental tissues (crowns and roots of teeth) in the oral cavity using latex and latex-free kerchiefs, fixed on distally located (if any) or treated teeth using clamps of various shapes made of metal or plastic.
Original practice for teaching the use of rubberdams
Rubberdamology.org – an international video blog about the use of rubberdams in dentistry and the creation of a textbook on this technique.
Rubberdamology.com – an international catalog of scientific materials and courses on the use of rubber dams in dentistry.
Hard tissue bonding is a cornerstone of modern dentistry, revolutionizing restorative, cosmetic, and preventative treatments. It involves adhering restorative...
Rubber Dam in Dentistry: A Comprehensive Overview Rubber dam isolation is a fundamental technique in modern dentistry, considered a...
To address how Universal and FDI rubber dam templates compare in terms of advantages and applications during dental procedures,...
References These references support the understanding that rubber dams are essential for maintaining bond integrity, precision, and effectiveness in...
In comparing the effectiveness and practicality of different isolation techniques—specifically rubber dams versus cotton rolls—for moisture control during dental...
The provided excerpts do not explicitly address the evidence regarding the long-term durability and success rates of restorative materials...
Rubberdamology is a practical discipline about all possible methods of isolating hard dental tissues (crowns and roots of teeth)...
The application of rubber dams in dentistry is significantly influenced by the dentist’s knowledge of tooth morphology. Here’s how...
Rubberdamology is a practical discipline about all possible methods of isolating hard dental tissues (crowns and roots of teeth)...
The morphological features of maxillary first and second premolars play significant roles in their functional aspects during mastication. Here’s...