Focus On: Bioactive Dental Materials
Robert A. Lowe, DDS, discusses a new class of materials that are impacting the way dentistry is practiced. Q: What is bioactivity as.
Focus On
Endodontics
Managing Endodontic Emergencies
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Imagine the following scenario. In the middle of a busy day, a patient presents with a severe toothache or swelling. You.
Aesthetics
A Multidisciplinary Anterior Trauma Case: It Takes a Team!
INTRODUCTION Anterior trauma to the natural dentition in adults is a common occurrence that can often require a multidisciplinary approach with an organized.
Aesthetics
Creating a More Youthful Smile
The patient who is presented in this clinical case report article came into our office to share her concerns about the appearance of.
Implants
A Mini Dental Implant Alternative to All-on-Four
INTRODUCTION Aesthetic dentistry has evolved throughout the past few decades, specifically in the field of implantology. Patients are preferring endosseous procedures to traditional.
Restorative
An Improved Quadrant Class II Composite Technique
When a quadrant of Class II composite resin restorations shows up on our schedule, do we look forward to that work, or do.
Restorative
Reinforced Lithium Silicate Ceramic: A Case Report
INTRODUCTION All-ceramic restorations have recently supplanted PFM restorations as the material of choice for fixed prosthetics. The early all-ceramic materials were aesthetic but.
Restorative
Minimally Invasive Bio-Rejuvenation Dentistry: A Conservative Approach to Full-Mouth Rehabilitation
INTRODUCTION Traditional full-mouth rehabilitation for most clinicians implies putting patients through the vigorous and unpleasant process of having most, if not all, of.
Restorative
An Improved Quadrant Class II Composite Technique
When a quadrant of Class II composite resin restorations shows up on our schedule, do we look forward to that work, or do.
Restorative
Reinforced Lithium Silicate Ceramic: A Case Report
INTRODUCTION All-ceramic restorations have recently supplanted PFM restorations as the material of choice for fixed prosthetics. The early all-ceramic materials were aesthetic but.
