Dual Arch Impression Techniques for a More Successful Restoration
Dual arch impression techniques are faster, more efficient, and more economical than taking separate full arch impressions. Dr. Robert Winter reveals...
Robert Winter | 1 year 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 ›Impression Pearls: Obtaining Successful and Predictable Indirect Restorative Outcomes
Dr. Jeff Bonk shares three impression techniques to obtain clear preparation margins for predictable and successful indirect restorative outcomes.
Jeffrey Bonk | 3 years ago ›Managing Open Interdental Spaces With Indirect Veneer Restorations: Provisional Fabrication (Part 3)
Learn how to manage open interdental spaces, diastemas, or black triangles, using a convex restorative form and how to fabricate provisional restorations...
Robert Winter | 3 years ago ›Restorative Design and the Sterile Pencil
How can the use of red pencil lines help you improve your tooth reduction planning?
Jeffrey Bonk | 5 years ago ›A Guide To Impression-Making: Technique Rationale, Cords Selection and Gingival Manipulation
Fine-tune your impression-making expertise with these tips on how to improve your technique, select cords and ensure successful gingival manipulation.
Mirela Feraru | 5 years ago ›Collaborative Endodontics and Restorative Dentistry
When a restorative case requires endodontic treatment, are you ready to provide the best interdisciplinary care?
Jeffrey Bonk | 5 years ago ›How To Cross-Mount a Case and Why It's Important To Do So
Are you effectively using cross-mounting as a means of ensuring predictable restorations? Learn step-by-step instructions and better understand its value.
Robert Winter | 6 years ago ›Why You Should Do a Diagnostic Wax-Up
Creating a diagnostic wax-up is a critical component of thorough, successful treatment planning - this article explains why.
Robert Winter | 6 years ago ›How To Do No-Prep Restorations
In some circumstances, your restorations may be better off not being prepped - how and why?
John Carson | 6 years ago ›Tools of the Trade: Electric Handpieces For Optimal Precision
While many dentists remain loyal to their air-driven handpieces, investing in electric handpieces may be a key to more efficient treatment - here's why.
Jeffrey Bonk | 6 years ago ›Tooth Preparation Guides For Posterior Teeth
This article describes two different techniques for utilizing reduction guides to prepare posterior teeth.
Jeffrey Bonk | 6 years ago ›