Optimizing Digital Workflows: A Comprehensive Approach for Pathway Wear
Dr. Douglas Benting shares the benefits of optimizing digital workflows through analog, digital, and hybrid approaches to pathway wear.
Doug Benting | 5 months ago ›
The Importance and Strategy Behind Custom Incisal Guide Tables
Custom anterior guide tables are the key to achieving more predictability for indirect restorations. Dr. Jeff Bonk explains why and how to use them.
Jeffrey Bonk | 2 years ago ›
Functional Incisal Edges: Managing the Incisal Guidance
Calibrating and adjusting the new veneers with the existing opposing teeth is a necessity for their functional relationship.
Jeffrey Bonk | 4 years ago ›
Centric Relation To Maximum Intercuspation Slide Part 1
Dr. Puneet Sandhu discusses methods for determining slide from central relation to maximum intercuspation and what that says about overall system health.
Puneet Sandhu | 6 years ago ›
BULL Rule - Or Is It a Guideline?
According to the BULL rule, modification should be made to the buccal cusps of the upper posterior teeth and the lingual cusps of the lower posterior...
Doug Benting | 8 years ago ›
Managing Failures Due to Pathway Wear: Part II
This is a continuation of the discussion about the patient from Part I that was referred to the office in need of new restorations. As a reminder,...
Greggory Kinzer | 10 years ago ›
The Beauty of the Custom Incisal Guide Table
In my most recent articles, I've been going over how to treat patients with failed dentition due to pathway wear. As clinicians it's important to...
Greggory Kinzer | 10 years ago ›
How to Make a Custom Incisal Guide Table
Once the decision is made to make a custom incisal guide table, the following sequence of steps should be followed. Determine if you are going to restore...
Robert Winter | 10 years ago ›
When to Use a Custom Incisal Guide Table?
A common question asked of me is: 'When should I make or prescribe a custom incisal guide table?' If there is no pathway wear, generally there is not a...
Robert Winter | 10 years ago ›