Making Contact: A Method for Restoring Adjacent Posterior Direct Resin
INTRODUCTION The importance of a proximal contact is both supportive and protective in nature.1 A 1939 drawing by G. V. Black illustrates findings.
Orthodontics
Patient-Friendly Short-Term Orthodontics
INTRODUCTION Adults comprise a large part of the population in need of orthodontic treatment to correct misalignment. While the benefits of orthodontic treatment.
Aesthetics
Combining Enamel Microabrasion and Dental Bleaching: Recovering Smile Aesthetics
IBTRODUCTION The presence of stains and superficial irregularities in dental enamel surfaces can be solved through the use of an enamel microabrasion technique;.
Implants
Achieving Reliable Denture Stability: The Need for Implant-Retained Overdentures to Increase
Poor denture stability and the challenges found in finishing restorative materials (composite, acrylic, porcelain, and metal) are common and widespread problems. It is.
Restorative
Avoiding Restorative Failure
In our practice, one thing that we are extremely proud of is our commitment to the quality of care that is provided for.
Viewpoint
The Challenge of Access to Care
Can an innovative dental education model help address the access issue? The answer is yes—making it happen is another thing. Access to care.
Aesthetics
Minimally Invasive Protocol to Maximize Aesthetics
INTRODUCTION Patients’ simple desires for a better smile have taken clinicians, dental technicians, and material scientists on a complex search for restorative materials.
Prosthodontics
Implant Overdentures: Selections for Attachment Systems
INTRODUCTION A consensus statement by McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada concluded that a complete denture for the edentulous mandible should no longer be.
Aesthetics
Long-Lasting Multishade Composite Restorations
INTRODUCTION When placing direct restorations, particularly in the anterior, dentists need a material that handles well, provides excellent aesthetics, and will last for.
Implants
A Team Approach to Implant Reconstruction: “Part 2”
INTRODUCTION A Review of Part 1: Delivery and Recovery In November of 2010, “A Team Approach to Implant Reconstruction” was published in Dentistry.
