Pushmore Academy! Yesterday, I posted a lesson breaking down natural vs. man-made high spots and how I approach each one based on the anatomy of the zones and the energy we're working with. In this video, I take that lesson a step further by mapping it out visually, helping you better understand what we're seeing, why the metal behaves differently, and how that influences our approach. As soon as possible, I'll follow this up with a hands-on repair demonstration to bring it all together! Moving forward, I'm going to do my best to layer each lesson in three stages: 1. WRITTEN – Understand the principles and the science. 2. MAPPED OUT – Visualize the anatomy, energy, and approach. 3. REPAIR DEMO – Watch those principles applied to actual metal. My goal is simple: Don't just show you WHAT to do. Help you understand WHY you're doing it. The more ways we can approach a lesson, the better chance we have of making it stick! Let me know down below if this approach is helping you connect the dots! Now WORK HARD and GO BE GREAT.

A winner has been picked! Video will be dropping either today or tomorrow. Let me know down below what you’re working on! I’m going to start gathering entries for the next giveaway! A 10 piece sharp brace set from DENTCRAFT! 👊⚔️

I am healing up so I went outside today and decided I wanted to get some practice in. It has been way too long. I thought I would just work on a few dents that aren’t quite finished. You know how it is. The dents that other people won’t see but they absolutely grab your eye every time you look at your car. Is anyone else like me where you have a few dents that are about 90% finished but they bug the hell out of you? I have 7 of them lol. I have about a three week window to get practice in before I have surgery on the other hand so I will get in as much as I can. I bought the Sergio blue cold glue and the residue is a bitch to get off with just alcohol. I took the Coach’s advice so I have Muck off coming soon. I hope all my classmates are doing well and working hard!!

Been in a while update work practice pushing pulled the trigger on some tools got to play with a few. Few Challenges but turned out well was a see what you Can do job !! Learning learning. Issues I’m seeing more clearer pressure crowns. Get more proficient every time. One push at at time @Steven Arzapalo glad to see you back.. !!!!

Does anyone in here live in Austin? I have a practice stand I bought I’m willing to give someone since I’m moving out of town and can’t take with me.it’s from ultradent.