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I feel like I am getting seriously hosed by some sort of misfortune. However, I am not above the possibility that I am doing something wrong.
When I am planing the buccal or lingual wall of the proximal box to remove that thin candy shell of "enamel" a big chunk of the ivorine is coming off. This happened to me today on a freaking exam.
Am I being too aggressive in my planing? Is my hatchet messed up? Has this happened to anyone else with the ivorine? The profs tell me this doesn't happen with real enamel.
When I am planing the buccal or lingual wall of the proximal box to remove that thin candy shell of "enamel" a big chunk of the ivorine is coming off. This happened to me today on a freaking exam.
Am I being too aggressive in my planing? Is my hatchet messed up? Has this happened to anyone else with the ivorine? The profs tell me this doesn't happen with real enamel.