The Truth About Microabrasion - And Chances Are, It's Not What You Think
In this episode, we peel back the layers on a topic that sparks curiosity and debate: particle microabrasion in restorative dentistry.
Whether you’re a seasoned clinician or just starting to explore conservative restorative techniques, this conversation will sharpen your understanding of this tool.
🔍 What we’re covering in this episode:
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Why we microabrade dentine in the first place — and why it matters
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The science and philosophy behind microabrasion
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The controversies: Is it overhyped or misunderstood?
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The real-world indications: when and why I use microabrasion for restorative dentistry
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Plus: the exact powder size I use
If you've ever questioned whether microabrasion has a place in your restorative protocol this is the episode you’ve been waiting for.
📌 Resources & Links:
- If you want to master indirect quadrant dentistry, come to my 2-day hands on workshop with the ADA Queensland. Spots are strictly limited on this one - https://training.adaq.org.au/Web/Profession/CPD___Events/Event_Display.aspx?EventKey=MIQD250808
- Pre-Enrol in the Mastering Porcelain Veneers program: dentalmasteryacademy.com.au/MPV
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About the Host, Dr Andrew See:
Hello, I'm Dr Andrew See, the Host of The Aesthetic Dentist Podcast. I'm a clinician who went from mundane general dentistry to successfully delivering complex aesthetic cases and having a more fulfilling career. I'm also the Founder and Clinical Tutor of Dental Mastery Academy, a training program for high-performing dentists to expand their knowledge and clinical skills to reach their potential in the aesthetic zone.
The information contained in this podcast is based on Andrew See’s own experiences, views and knowledge and Andrew See and Dental Mastery Academy Pty Ltd do not guarantee that any particular outcome (including clinical outcome) will be achieved from using any of the information contained in this podcast or material. The material is for personal use only and not to be copied, reproduced, re-used, published, communicated, adapted, or used to create derivative works from or commercially exploit the materials; distribute, sell, licence or otherwise all or any part of the podcast and materials.
