Restorative

Contemporary Restoration of Class II Caries: Direct Posterior Composites

Composites have become an integral part of our restorative practices, however, their evolution was not without growing pains. Among the failures are problems.

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Restorative

Gaining Crown or Bridge Retention: An Alternative to Surgical Crown Lengthening

Why put your patient through a periodontal surgical procedure if it is not needed for periodontal reasons? In many cases the dentist simply.

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Restorative

A Desensitizing Technique That Really Works

Most patients think they have to “just live with” dentinal hypersensitivity. That’s why most patients don’t even tell you if they have it..

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Materials

Seventh-Generation Adhesive Systems

Over the past two decades, the evolution of adhesive techniques has transformed the scope of dental practice. In North America, the majority of.

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Pain Management

Diagnosis and Management of Nondental Toothache

The patient who presents with a toothache or tooth pain that has no obvious dental etiology poses a diagnostic dilemma for the clinician..

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Endodontics

Endodontic Diagnosis

Dentists are trained to thoroughly review medical and dental histories and perform comprehensive extra-oral and intraoral examinations. Yet, in spite of these efforts.

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Aesthetics

Accidents Happen

One of the most challenging tasks for the astute clinician is creating predictably aesthetic and durable restorations to restore the single central incisor,.

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Aesthetics

Managing the Large Diastema With Porcelain Veneers

There are a myriad of aesthetic problems that the clinician will face in the dental practice. Everything from rotated teeth to midline shifts.

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Hygiene

Occlusion and Hygiene

Beauty is only skin deep, but function goes to the core! As hygienists, we work to polish, shine, and smooth tooth surfaces, while.

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Periodontics

A Three-Point-Translation Technique for Root Coverage With 4-Year Follow-up

Localized and generalized gingival recession frequently occurs in patients with incipient as well as advanced periodontal disease, a pathologic process that affects the.

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