When the dental profession started to use composite resins, there was only one type of material: large particle size composite. Since then, dentists.

Computer-aided design (CAD)/computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) is taking over dentistry. That’s a bold opening statement, but I’m sticking to it. There’s a saying that.

One of the most vexing and difficult procedures in restorative dentistry is that of retrofitting a crown under an existing, removable partial denture..

Very often, colleagues and students ask me, “What is the best composite to use?” It took me a while to find a reasonable.

A female patient, “Mary”, over 50-years-old, in declared good health except for body weight, presented stating that she has been bulimic for more.

There are no “standard” techniques in place for finishing and polishing composite resins. “All roads lead to Rome” is a phrase often used.

In the December 2007 issue of Dentistry Today1,2 case presentations involving long term provisionalization utilizing composite resin were described in detail. Both of.

It has been nearly 4 decades since the introduction of direct posterior composite resins as an alternative to metallic restorations, most specifically amalgams..

This article will focus on a minimally invasive restorative technique utilizing thin porcelain veneers. It will also demonstrate the importance of having and.