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Yasuhiro Odanaka

 Oral Design Saiun       

                 Email : odanakayasuhiro@gmail.com

 Dental Address : KT-Square Building 3F, 4-15-2 Kamikitazawa Setagaya-ku, 

                             Tokyo 156-0057 Japan 

  Phone number : +81 3 6379 6977                      

                    Fax : +81 3 6379 6977

             Website : oral-design-saiun.jimdo.com


Biography sketch

1964. Born in Iwate Prefecture

1985. Graduated from Iwate Dental Technician College

1986. Graduated from International Dental Academy Labtech School

1986. Worked at International Dental Academy Lab Tech School

1993. Study abroad at Willi Geller oral design center (Switzerland)

1993. Certified as an oral design member

1995. Worked at Kamikitazawa Dental

1997. Established Bahrain Co., Ltd.

 2011. Retired from Bahrain Co., Ltd.

 2011. Oral design Saiun established

 2011. established oral design Saiun


List of publications 

- Yasuhiro Odanaka  "Thinking about Sub Gingival Counter again (later)" QDT Vol.42 / 2017 February page-0230 ~ 0249

- Yasuhiro Odanaka  ZERO 2017 Vol.16 No.1 Aesthetic dental technician who works seriously-The essence of skill 

                                  improvement spoken by experts-The 1st aesthetic dental technician "The secret of success"

                                  lies in communication

- Yasuhiro Odanaka  "Thinking about Sub-Gingival Counters Again (Before)" QDT Vol.42 / 2017 January page-0024 ~ 0046

- Yasuhiro Odanaka  "16 Questions for Dental Technicians"

                                   Quintessence of Dental Technology Vol.30 / 2005 January pages 108-109

-Yasuhiro Odanaka  Metal ceramics that do not fail "Sub-gingival polishing and Supra-gingival polishing"

                                   Quintessence of Dental Technology separate volume 2003.7 pages 211-212

- Yasuhiro Odanaka  Metal ceramics that do not fail "Creation Basic steps for building porcelain"

                                   Quintessence of Dental Technology Separate volume 2003.7 pages 110-121

- Yasuhiro Odanaka  "Aesthetic Restoration with Ceramics"

                                   Journal of the Japan Society for Dental Technology 23: 2 182-192 2002

- Yasuhiro Odanaka / Yoshinori Nameta 

                                   Metal-free Freedom "Making a jacket crown using gradia"

                                   Dental Diamond special issue 2002.4 pages 124-131

- Yoshinori Nameta / Yasuhiro Odanaka / Takashi Takizawa / Jun Komikawa

                                  Dental Esthetic Part VI Theory and clinical practice of cutting-edge aesthetic restoration

                                  Connection and fixation with metal ceramics "the Quintessence separate volume 2002.1,

                                  pages 230-241

- Yoshinori Nameta / Yasuhiro Odanaka / Tetsuro Sakuma / Katsumi Tamura

                                  Special Roundtable: "Can Hybrid Ceramics Be a Permanent Restoration?" 

                                  Science of occlusion vol.21 No.4 2001.3

- Yasuhiro Odanaka / Takashi Takizawa / Jun Komikawa

                                  New edition of the world of hard resin "Gradia's technical operation"

                                  Quintessence of Dental technology separate volume 2001.1 pages 124-131


 

Overseas treatises

 -  Yasuhiro Odanaka: Forma e funzione nella ricostruzione dentale esteticadental labor, II, 2 / 95,117

 -  Yasuhiro Odanaka: All about porcelain work

                                   "Case of two single crowns of maxillary central incisors" Dental Technician Separate Volume 1998 (Korea)

 - Yasuhiro Odanaka: All about porcelain work

                                    "Notes on morphology modification" Dental technician separate volume 1998 <Korea>

 - Yasuhiro Odanaka: All about porcelain work  "Points of shade taking that you want to know"

                                    Dental technician separate volume 1998 <Korea>

 

 Books 

- Supervised by Yasuhiro Odanaka

   A super-introduction to shade-taking for young dentists and technicians

   "Shade-taking is easy if you can understand the color of your teeth"

   (QDT extra issue 2007)

 

 - Supervised by Yasuhiro Odanaka

   "The Quest for Aesthetic Dental Technicians Multicolored Construction Techniques in the All Ceramics Era"

    Dental Technician extra issue 2017

 

 ・Supervised by Yasuhiro Odanaka

    Naoki Aiba, Tomoyuki Iwasaki, Tetsuji Aoshima, Tatsuya Urisaka, Ryuma Ito, Yasuhiro Odanaka, Written by

    Learn digitally! A must-have for dentists and dental technicians "Shade-taking super-introduction"

    (extra issue QDT 2018)

 

List of presentations

- Morphology and how to make surface texture

- Emergence profile

- Ovate pontic

- Implant 

- Colorology-Brightness-Red Shift Color

- Basic knowledge of camera

- Basic porcelain build-up and basic knowledge

 List of hands-on courses

- Morphology and how to make surface texture

- Basic porcelain build-up and basic knowledge

- How to use the fluorescent color porcelain of Creation and its knowledge, philosophy

- Porcelain bridge buildup(3 units Maxillary anterior teeth)

- How to assemble the brightness. Maxillary 4 anterior teeth

- 6 mandibular anterior tooth bridge

- Basic knowledge of camera

 

* We have a 10 month hands-on course. 

Click here for details / 10 month hands-on course

Hobbies

- Camera collection

- Snapshot

  • Mamiya Sketch. Released: May 1959. Model: 35mm . Square size Lens. Shutter type camera. Screen size: 24 x 24 mm. Lens: Mamiya Secor 35mm F2.8. *A small camera that fits in the palm of your hand. You can shoot about 50 shots with 36-shot film
  • Camera: Mamiya Sketch. Data: F5.6/20 Film: KODAK ULTRA MAX 400
  • Camera: Mamiya Sketch. Data: F5.6/30 Film: KODAK ULTRA MAX 400
  • Camera: Mamiya Sketch. Data: F4 1/20 Film: KODAK ULTRA MAX 400
  • Olympus Pen F F1.8 Released: September 1963 Model: 35mm half size size Single-lens reflex camera Screen size: 24 x 18 mm. You can take 72 photos with 36-shot film.
  • Half size camera. You can take two pictures with a size of 36x24mm
  • This camera is a vertical type of format in the normal posture
  • This camera is a single-lens reflex camera with interchangeable lenses.
  • Auto Terra Super . Released: 1959. Model: 35mm . Lens. Shutter type camera. Screen size: 24 x 36 mm. Lens: Plover 4.5cm f/2.8 . *Japan's first camera with internal spring motor.
  • Raise the knob on the bottom of the camera and wind up the mainspring.A camera with a built-in spring motor that can shoot 7 images continuously in 3 seconds.
  • Camera: Auto Terra Super Lens: Plover 45mm F2.8 Data: iso400 F8 1/250 Film: Portra400
  • Camera: Auto Terra Super Lens: Plover 45mm F2.8 Data: iso400 F8 1/500 Film: Portra400
  • Camera: Auto Terra Super Lens: Plover 45mm F2.8 Data: iso400 F8 1/500 Film: Portra400
  • Fujifilm TX-1. Released: September 1998. Model: 35mm. Dual Format Rangefinder Camera. Screen size: 65 mm x 24 mm. Lens: Super EBC Fujinon TX45mm f4 *You can switch from dual format size to normal size by switching the lever on the back of the camera.
  • Lens: Fujinon 45mm F4 Data: f11 1 / I25 Film: KODAK PORTRA 400
  • Lens: Fujinon 30mm f5.6 Data: f5.6 1/30 Film: KODAK 400 TMAX
  • Lens: Fujinon 30mm F5.6 Data: f8 1/125 Film: KODAK PORTRA 400
  • Lens: Fujinon 30mm F5.6 Data: f16 1/250 Film: KODAK PORTRA 400
  • Camera: PETRI Half. Released: March 1960. Model: 35mm half size. Screen size: 24x18. Lens: orikkor F2.8 28mm. Film winding is a type of camera that winds up with a trigger under the lens.
  • Pull down the stored trigger, put your finger on it, and pull the trigger. As a result, the film is rolled up lightly and rhythmical shooting is possible.
  • Lens: Lens: Orikkor F2.8 28mm Data: f5.6 1/30. Film: KODAK ULTRA MAX 400
  • Lens: Lens: Orikkor F2.8 28mm Data: f4 1/15. Film: KODAK ULTRA MAX 400
  • Lens: Lens: Orikkor F2.8 28mm Data: f22 1/200. Film: KODAK ULTRA MAX 400
  • Lens: Lens: Orikkor F2.8 28mm Data: f22 1/200. Film: KODAK ULTRA MAX 400
  • Ricoh caddy 35mm lens shutter Release date: July 1961 Screen size 24 x 17 mm Lens: Ricoh 25mm F2.8 It is equipped with a wide-angle lens (at that time) with a focal length of 35mm when converted to a 35mm screen.
  • Lens: Ricoh 25mm F2.8
  • Lens: Ricoh 25mm F2.8
  • Lens: Ricoh 25mm F2.8
  • Lens: Ricoh 25mm F2.8
  • Lens: Ricoh 25mm F2.8

Clinical case photos

  • Case-1 Before
  • Case-1
  • Case-1 After (CC)
  • Case-2 Before .4 All-ceramic crown of front teeth is in the mouth
  • Case-2 After. Completed 4-front tooth metal ceramic crown
  • Case-3 Before
  • Case-3 Zirconia crown of three connected unit. Sub-Gingival contour given the appropriate contour
  • Case-3 State in the mouth immediately after the zirconia crown with three crowns connected is set
  • Case-3 After. Appropriate cervical line and grown interdental papilla
  • Case-4 Preoperative smile line
  • Case-4 Before
  • Case-4 After. Upper and lower implant bridges (CC)
  • Case-4
  • Case-4 Before smile line
  • Case-4 After smile line. Improved smile line
  • Case-5 Intraoral cavity with abutment teeth and temporary crown.
  • Case-5 Metal ceramic crown with four crowns connected. Position of Cervical LINE changes by giving an appropriate emergence profile
  • Case-5 Position of Cervical LINE changes by giving an appropriate emergence profile
  • Case-6 Shade taking
  • Case-6 Metal ceramic crown immediately after setting in the oral cavity
  • Case-7 Before
  • Case-7 After .Metal ceramic crown. (CC)
  • Case-8 Before
  • Case-8 After
  • Case-8 After
  • Case-8 3 metal ceramic bridge crowns. It can be seen from the photograph that the post-operative gum is restored
  • Case-8 After
  • Case-9 Before
  • Case-9 After. Metal ceramic crown. (CC)
  • Case-9
  • Case-9 After. Metal ceramic crown. (CC)
  • Case-10 Before
  • Case-10
  • Case-10 ZI-CT
  • Case-10 ZI-CT
  • Case-11 Before
  • Case-11 After. The teeth other than the 4 anterior teeth of the mandible were prosthesis with a metal ceramic crown.
  • Case-11 Before
  • Case-11 After.
  • Case-11 Before
  • Case-11 After.
  • Case-11 After.

Symposium Lecture, Hands-on Courses  History


Lecture

Hollywood, USA

September, 13-16, 2017

September, 15, 2017


Hands-on  Courses

Hollywood, USA

September, 13-16, 2017

September, 13-14, 2017


Lecture

Rimini, Itaria

September, 19-21, 2013

September, 21, 2013


Hands-on  Courses

Rimini, Itaria

September, 19-21, 2013

September, 19-20, 2013


Lecture

Melbourne, Australia

April, 7 - 9, 2006

April, 7, 2006


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The operation of the manual camera and lens is quite interesting.

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