Doctor-Technician Perspectives

Teamwork Delivers a Beautiful Same-Day Digital Smile

INTRODUCTION Determining when it’s time to redo a dental case can be a difficult decision at times. Obvious problems such as recurrent decay,.

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Doctor-Technician Perspectives

Preventing Fractures in Implant Supported Removable Dentures

Figure 1. Surgical guide constructed from duplicate model of setup after try-in; accepted by patient. Figure 2. Repaired denture after constant fractures in.

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Doctor-Technician Perspectives

A Team Approach to Implant Reconstruction

The edentulous patient has always presented a unique challenge to the restorative dentist. Depending upon the quantity/quality of the residual ridge and the.

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Doctor-Technician Perspectives

Alginate Substitutes: Rationale for Their Use

The irreversible hydrocolloid that we comm­only refer to as alginate is exten­sively used for study casts, master casts, and working models for the.

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Doctor-Technician Perspectives

Future Challenges for the Doctor-Technician Team

This article will highlight some important aspects in the relationship between the dentist and the dental technician along with the impact of today’s.

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Doctor-Technician Perspectives

Digital Photography and Your Laboratory

I find it interesting to hear some of the commentary from laboratory owners regarding the digital photos that accompany their clients’ casework. While.

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Doctor-Technician Perspectives

A Total Team Effort: Creating Aesthetic Options for Your Patients

The old adage garbage in, garbage out definitely rings true when addressing the doctor-technician relationship. Every dentist has taken a questionable impression and.

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Doctor-Technician Perspectives

Smile Reconstruction Using Porcelain Veneers

The Internet now gives patients access to procedural information and treatment alternatives. Consumers have an increased level of awareness of procedures, as well.

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Doctor-Technician Perspectives

Digital Fabrication of Dental Restorations: The Final Step in the Digital Process

Advances in medical imaging, computer-aided design (CAD), and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) are changing the traditional processes used in dentistry. Cone beam computed tomography.

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