Improving Precision With CBCT Imaging
INTRODUCTION I have actively utilized computed tomography (CT) technology for more than 20 years in implant and regeneration treatment planning, beginning with hospital-based.
Aesthetics
Crown Lengthening in the Aesthetic Zone
INTRODUCTION An important synergy exists between periodontics and restorative dentistry. The gingival architecture plays a critical role in the development of proper tooth.
Endodontics
Manual Versus Mechanical Endodontic Glidepath
INTRODUCTIONIn the September 2010 issue of Dentistry Today, the first of 3 articles on the endodontic Glidepath entitled The Endodontic Glidepath: “Secret to.
Infection Control
Vaccination: Science Versus Perception
INTRODUCTION The development of vaccines and their application in immunizing populations has led to well-documented control and global reduction of numerous infectious diseases..
Aesthetics
Restoring Worn Dentitions With All-Ceramics
A very significant part of any case is material selection. Due to the likelihood of porcelain chips and fractures as a result of.
Restorative
Faster, Easier, and Better Dentistry
Figure 1. Preoperative photo showing a failing composite resin restoration. Figure 2. After preparation, notice the long lingual margin which is normally a.
Implants
Bone Spreading Technique
Figure 1. Occlusal preoperative view. Figure 2. Buccal aspect is too narrow to consider implant placement. Figure 3. Mucoperiosteum flap was elevated. It.
Endodontics
Ten Hints for Endodontic Success
Assuming you have made the right diagnosis, the tooth truly needs endodontic treatment, and the local anesthesia placed is deemed adequate, your first.
Implants
Modern Techniques for the Partially-Edentulous Patient
Figure 1. Initial picture showing 4-unit metal-ceramic fixed partial denture. Figure 2. Full-thickness mucoperiosteal flap elevated and immediate placement of a regular platform.
Prosthodontics
Achieving Emotional and Technical Success With Denture Patients
The emotional aspects of receiving dentures can be a major factor in many patients’ experiences. A patient who is not mentally prepared for.
