INTRODUCTION The range of direct resin-based restorative products available in the field has expanded greatly in recent years.1-3 In addition to the classic.

INTRODUCTION After more than 30 years of clinical use, there are few materials in dentistry that have undergone the continuous evolution that composite.

INTRODUCTION Direct composite dentistry presents a variety of placement challenges for a multitude of reasons. The Class V with subgingival margins presents one.

As dentists learn to look beyond “teeth and gums,” they will discover how they have the power to alter a dentition to enhance.

Have you noticed that the patients who have been coming to you for a long time demonstrate less and less need for new.

INTRODUCTION The advent of digital technologies in dentistry is rapidly changing the way crown and bridge restorations are being fabricated for our patients..

INTRODUCTION Ending the margins of full-coverage indirect (lab-fabricated) restorations properly onto sound tooth structure has historically been foundational to successful restorative dentistry, but.

You’ve completed a case with multiple fixed bridges using PFM or porcelain-fused-to-zirconia (PFZ) and your patient comes in for routine recall visits. All.

INTRODUCTION The worst-kept secret to healthier and more predictable restorative dentistry is keeping margins supragingival, whenever possible. Subgingival margins are often unhealthy, causing.

INTRODUCTION With the many choices of cements and restorative materials available to dentists today, there is often confusion as to which type of.