Improving Accuracy and Simplifying Treatment With Full Arch Removable Prosthetics: A Case Report
Patients who are currently wearing full arch removable prostheses may present requesting new dentures. The process may be simplified and the number of.
Treatment Planning
The Treatment Planning Consultation: The Doctor/Technician Partnership
New laboratory-fabricated restorative materials are being introduced to doctors and dental laboratories at a record pace. Keeping up with the new advances is.
Endodontics
The Operating Microscope and Ultrasonics; a Perfect Marriage
Clinicians who make the leap to microscope-centered dentistry often make this statement: “I can’t believe what I am seeing!” With time, these clinicians.
Infection Control
Infection Control Practices for Dental Radiography
When taking dental radiographs, there is significant potential for cross-contamination of equipment and environmental surfaces with blood and/or saliva if proper aseptic techniques.
Aesthetics
Restoring Anterior and Posterior Aesthetics and Function
Composite resins that are currently available can produce restorations that are highly aesthetic and long lasting. One classification of resin relies on the.
Hygiene
Changes in Thought for Dental Hygienists
The practice of dental hygiene is ever-changing as the scientific community allocates more time toward (and discovers more details of) how periodontal disease.
Periodontics
Regenerative Treatment of Severe Periodontitis in the Anterior Maxilla
Advanced periodontitis in the anterior maxilla may be associated with an unaesthetic smile. When severe attachment loss is present, comprehensive cosmetic reconstruction cannot.
Restorative
The Lighter Side of “Bread-and-Butter Dentistry”
With all of the excitement in the media concerning cosmetic dental makeovers and “spa dentistry,” it’s possible sometimes for dentists to lose our.
Prosthetics
The Implant Bar-Supported Denture
There are many ways to fabricate removable dentures connected to implants. Although this author and many others have constructed over-dentures with just 2.
Endodontics
Silver Cone Re-treatment, or How to Do the “Hallway Dance!”
Like many of my dental colleagues, I have occasionally done what I affectionately call the hallway dance. This is not some new rave.
