Dentapen: A Primer for Using the Next Generation CCLAD
Computer Controlled Local Anesthetic Delivery Systems (CCLADs) were first introduced for use in the dental profession in the late 1990s. When initially launched,
Quick Technique
Technology Today
I Heard It Through the Grapevine
There are many [podcasts] out there….Some are full of technical information, some are like Ted Talks, and others are just entertaining with some
Implants Today
It’s Been an Honor and a Privilege!
For the past 3 years, as implant editor of Dentistry Today, I have had the honor and privilege to be a part of
Editor's Page
Leadership: An Awesome Responsibility
This month we are showcasing professionals who are actively involved in helping others, each on their own unique path, to become the best
Table of Contents
December 2019
IMPLANTS From a Removable Appliance to a Fixed Prosthesis: That’s Just What the Doctor Ordered! Drs. Timothy F. Kosinski and Stephanie Tilley
Viewpoint
Dentist Anesthesiologists Receive Recognition
I entered into my dental anesthesiology residency program with the full knowledge and understanding that I would not graduate as a “specialist”
Periodontics
Peri-Implantitis Treatment via Laser-Assisted Regeneration
INTRODUCTION The dental literature reports that implants achieve a 95% success rate after 10 years.1 However, the term “successful” could be misleading, at
Implants
From a Removable Appliance to a Fixed Prosthesis: That’s Just What the Doctor Ordered!
INTRODUCTION Dental implants have become a mainstream treatment modality for our patients. Many individuals with dental problems first investigate possible solutions by searching
Prosthodontics
Mandibular Overdentures With Enhanced Solitary Abutments
INTRODUCTION Oral reconstruction for the edentulous patient can be accomplished utilizing various treatment approaches. Conventional dentures, implant overdentures, fixed detachable restorations, and abutment
Implants
Simplified Implant Placement and Restoration for the GP
INTRODUCTION An estimated 120 million people in the United States are missing at least one tooth.1 Therefore, the need for general practitioners (GPs)
