Immediate Post-Extraction In Situ Direct Lamination Composite Bridge
Certain journal articles have advanced the growing trend in clinical prosthetic dentistry to accept and use direct placement, light-cured composites – traditional filling.
Endodontics
My Endodontic Cookbook Is Lost: Michelangelo Versus Painting by Numbers
Some endodontic manufacturers have sold their products as “plug-and-play” systems. Via a technique card of some kind, the clinician is instructed to take.
Laboratory
CAD/CAM Use in the Dental Laboratory
In recent years, the use of CAD/CAM systems has become popular in dentistry. The CAD/CAM systems that are used in dental applications generally.
Aesthetics
Minimal Prep, Minimal Fuss: Direct Composite Bonding
LetÌs suppose that there is a mutual agreement between you and your patient that a dental Ïspruce-upÓ is in order. LetÌs add to.
Aesthetics
Snap-On Smile: Clinical Applications
How many times in dentistry have you wanted a magic wand? So many times patients come in and expect their dentist to have.
Hygiene
The Extreme Cleaning Makeover in Dentistry
Most of us have watched the reality TV show Extreme Makeover at least once on ABC. Settling down after a grueling day at.
Restorative
Rationale for the Utilization of Bonded Nonmetal Onlays as an Alternative to PFM Crowns
Patients are becoming more interested in restoring their teeth with tooth-colored restorations, and the demand for these types of restorations continues to increase.1.
Restorative
The Use of an Antibacterial Self-Etching Bonding Agent in Routine Composite Resin Placement
Following the removal of old restorations and associated recurrent caries during dental restorative procedures, it is imperative to protect the dental pulp while.
Restorative
Use of a Self-Etch, Self-Adhesive Resin Cement: Clinical Technique
With the dramatic increase in aesthetic dentistry being performed over the last decade, the technique sensitivity of the total-etch process has become a.
Occlusion
The Maxillary Anterior/Posterior Curve of Occlusion
When maxillary and mandibular casts are hand-held in maximum intercuspation, an anterior/posterior, back-and-forth rocking of models is usually observed. Most dentists dismiss this.
