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Australian Mavericks: Let's Remove the Cracks

In 2000, Graem Milicich and Tim Rainey published an article outlining how traditionally treated teeth were at greater risk to infections from cracks due to the increased stresses on the tooth. This includes peripheral rim fractures, which occur when restored teeth are not connected side to side like with amalgam or poorly bonded composite. These small cracks around the edge of the restoration lead to occlusal effect caries and increased risk of larger cracks in the tooth. When Dr. Alleman began learning more about structural compromise, he purchased a microscope for his office and was then able to visualize cracks in dentin. He saw how these cracks were symptomatic, but the dental school recommendation of a full-coverage crown wasn’t enough to stabilize them. Dr. Alleman began removing the cracks and seeing symptoms resolve. This was confirmed by a paper he discovered later by Abbott and Leow, two Australian endodontists who studied symptoms after crack removal and found superior results to previous recommendations of full coverage crowns or attempting to bond over the cracks. When the cracks were removed the symptoms went away. Articles referenced in this episode: Milicich G, Rainey J T. Clinical presentations of stress distribution in teeth and the significance in operative dentistry. Pract Periodont Aesthet Dent. 2000;12(7):695-700. Larson TD, Douglas WH, Geistfeld RE. Effect of prepared cavities on the strength of teeth. Oper Dent. 1981(6)2-5. Walker et al. Enamel cracks the role of enamel lamella in caries initiation. Australian Dent J. 1998;43(2) 110-116. Abbott P, Leow N. Predictable management of cracked teeth with reversible pulpitis. Australian Dent J. 2009; 54:306-315. Brannstrom M. The hydrodynamic theory of dentinal pain: sensation in preparations, caries, and the dentinal crack syndrome. Journal of Endodontics. 1986;12(10)-453-457 Continue Learning: 📺 Best Practices to Avoid and Treat Pulp Exposures:    • Best Practices to Avoid and Treat Pulp Exp...   📖 Horizontal Cracks in Teeth: https://www.allemancenter.com/blog/ho... 🦷 Learn more about Dr. Alleman's work and training programs at allemancenter.com. Upcoming training programs: January 30-31: SLA Workshop February 2: Biomimetic Mastership Online starts February 25-28: Biomimetic Mastership In-Person April 24-25: SLA Workshop Learn more and register at allemancenter.com/events Instagram @david.alleman.dds @davey_alleman_dmd @allemancenter.com _______________ New to the Alleman Center? Start here -    • Finding a Better Way to Fix Teeth   📖 Learn more about biomimetic dentistry on our blog - https://www.allemancenter.com/blog 🎙️ Listen to the Six Lessons Approach Podcast to learn more about biomimetic dentistry, the history of adhesive dentistry and Dr. David Alleman's work -    • Six Lessons Approach Podcast by Dr. David ...   📸 Follow us on Instagram - Biomimetic dentistry tips and news -   / allemancenter   Dental literature -   / david.alleman.dds   Biomimetic dentistry cases -   / davey_alleman_dmd   🦷 View upcoming training programs - https://www.allemancenter.com/events _______________ About the Alleman Center: The Alleman Center of Biomimetic Dentistry is home to Dr. David Alleman’s Six Lessons Approach, a system of treatment protocols based on the most current scientific literature. As a team, we are dedicated to helping doctors achieve greater satisfaction in their work through predictable outcomes with every treatment step tied back to science.