VIEWPOINT: Keeping Up With Insurance Management
Editor’s note: last month, we looked at insurance-free options. Here we have Teresa Duncan, one of the top insurance authorities in the profession,.
Viewpoint
Technology
Dental Impressions 1952 to 2022: Balancing the Art, Science, and Business of Dentistry
INTRODUCTION As I contemplate my 42-year career, I am struck by how much progress has been made in the field of dentistry in.
Focus On
FOCUS ON: Financial Survival Guide for Dentists
Sam Shamardi, DMD, shares a few highlights from his book to help early career dental professionals establish a solid business foundation for their.
Viewpoint
VIEWPOINT: Insurance-Free Dentistry 101
Ask for it all! Why not? We learned it, we yearned it, we earned it, we built it, and now we want it.
Occlusion
The ABCs of Occlusion and Articulation: Reducing Positive Errors for Fewer Adjustments
Dr. Paul Feuerstein, Editor-in-Chief of Dentistry Today, invited Tom Lee to give a detailed overview of the precepts of occlusion as they have.
Restorative
Minor Dental Changes With Major Impact
INTRODUCTION In the field of aesthetic dentistry, new materials are constantly being introduced, yet the techniques themselves have not seen any changes in.
Restorative
Six-Year Followup of a Semi-direct, Large Posterior Restoration
INTRODUCTION Composite resin is a versatile material that dentists use to solve numerous clinical situations. It is indicated for restorations of anterior and.
Implants
Subperiosteal Implant: Still a Viable Treatment for Atrophic Mandibles
INTRODUCTION The subperiosteal implant is a custom-fabricated titanium framework. It is designed to rest on top of the mandibular bone, under the periosteum,.
Implants
Aesthetic Transformations Utilizing Zirconia Implants
INTRODUCTION With new emerging technology, ceramic implants are some of the most innovative products that provide an alternative to traditional titanium implants. They.
Endodontics
Make Broken Files Your Ex-Files: Tips and Tricks to Avoid Instrumentation Errors
INTRODUCTION It has been well-documented that the “triad” for success in endodontics includes instrumentation, irrigation, and obturation. Without proper instrumentation, effective irrigation and.
