The room was filled with tension and excitement as the lights were slowly dimmed in the auditorium. The next 2 hours offered a.

Advanced tooth wear may present with discrepancies in occlusal vertical dimension and a lack of tooth structure that can challenge the clinician. The.

A patient’s readiness to accept our treatment plan proposals is often not when he or she enters our practices. In order for patients.

The dental office should view emergency patients as an opportunity to strut its stuff. If these patients feel they have been treated in.

During the last 10 years many innovative materials and techniques have been introduced for restorative treatment, especially in the area of direct and.

Most dentists deal with emergencies on a regular basis, and being prepared can make a challenging situation quite easy. At times, decisions must.

Edward H. Angle described class III malocclusion as one in which the mandibular first molar is positioned mesially relative to the maxillary first.

Managing a bite relationship is one of the most critical aspects of any restorative dental procedure. The bite registration is a key component.

Many direct and indirect techniques exist for fabrication of posts and cores which emphasize accurate fitting, chairside time reduction, retention, and resistance to.

Weíve all encountered patients whose dentitions cry out for full rehabilitation. Excessive wear and loss of vertical dimension in such cases make any.