Proud Defenders of Dentistry
As dentists, we love to build patient relationships, tinker, solve problems, focus (quite literally) on microscopic margins, and geek out on cool technology..
Viewpoint
Focus On
Focus On: Continuing Education
Thomas E. Dudney, DMD, presents the benefits of clinical training that is experienced via live-patient, hands-on dental continuing education. Q: Define live-patient hands-on program..
Technology
Restorative Digital Dentistry, Part 2: Choosing the Right Digital Dental Strategy
This is the second in a 3-part article series. Part 1 was published in the October 2016 issue of Dentistry Today, and can.
Technology
Restorative Digital Dentistry, Part 2: Choosing the Right Digital Dental Strategy
This is the second in a 3-part article series. Part 1 was published in the October 2016 issue of Dentistry Today, and can.
Endodontics
Questions to Ask Prior to Root Canal Treatment
When one discusses clinical endodontic techniques, it often tends to involve a drill, an endodontic file, or an obturator. But a noninvasive procedure.
Endodontics
Questions to Ask Prior to Root Canal Treatment
When one discusses clinical endodontic techniques, it often tends to involve a drill, an endodontic file, or an obturator. But a noninvasive procedure.
Aesthetics
Aesthetics and Strength With One Restorative Material
INTRODUCTION There has been an evolution of dental ceramics from early use in the late 1800s to present day. Abraham Weinstein invented the.
Aesthetics
Aesthetics and Strength With One Restorative Material
INTRODUCTION There has been an evolution of dental ceramics from early use in the late 1800s to present day. Abraham Weinstein invented the.
Implants
Achieving Natural Tissue Contours: A Predictable and Simplified Technique
INTRODUCTION Although the functional success rate of dental implants is very high, aesthetic failures still occur in the maxillary anterior region. In addition.
Implants
Implants in the Aesthetic Zone: Clinical Guidelines
INTRODUCTION The customary statistic to cite for single-tooth dental implant survival in the long-term (5 years and more) is 95%.1 This figure does.
