Managing Open Interdental Spaces with Indirect Veneer Restorations: Communication with the Dental Technician (Part 4)
Learn how to manage open interdental spaces, diastemas, or black triangles, with consideration to stronger communication with the dental technician.
Robert Winter | 9 hours ago ›
Managing Open Interdental Spaces with Indirect Veneer Restorations: Assessment and Identification of the Problem (Prologue)
In this prologue to Dr. Winter's series, discover how to manage interdental spaces using a convex restorative form and the most common error in positioning...
Robert Winter | 1 month 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 | 1 month ago ›
Managing Open Interdental Spaces with Indirect Veneer Restorations: The Interdental Finish Line Location (Part 2)
In Part 2 of Dr. Winter's series, discover how to manage interdental spaces using a convex restorative form and the most common error in positioning...
Robert Winter | 2 months ago ›
Managing Open Interdental Spaces with Indirect Veneer Restorations – The Interdental Finish Line (Part 1)
Learn how to properly manage open interdental spaces and the two aspects of preparation design, provisional fabrication, communication with your technician...
Robert Winter | 4 months ago ›
Single Central Incisors: Setting Dentist and Patient Expectations
By setting realistic expectations for cost, chair time and esthetic result, the frustration associated with restoring and matching a single indirect central...
Robert Winter | 5 months ago ›
Direct vs. Indirect Restorations for a Maxillary Central Incisor
Your patient needs a maxillary central incisor restoration. A direct composite restoration may be the best option, since it is generally less expensive...
Robert Winter | 7 months ago ›
Material Update: LuxaCrown
LuxaCrown is similar to provisional materials, but lasts up to five years, making it an excellent option for long-term provisionals, transitional restorations...
Robert Winter | 8 months ago ›
Bonding a Titanium Base to an Implant Abutment or Crown: Is There an Optimal Material and Technique?
It is critical to follow the manufacturers recommendations for implant abutments and crowns, but also to be aware of independent research.
Robert Winter | 10 months ago ›
5 Helpful Tips for All-Ceramic Restorations
Learn how best to address etching, temporary cementation, shade evaluation and other issues key to producing more effective all-ceramic restorations.
Robert Winter | 11 months ago ›
A New Generation of Zirconia
A new zirconia called IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime, which uses a new gradient manufacturing technology, produces a restoration that is more esthetic than previous zirconia...
Robert Winter | 1 year ago ›
My Treatment Plan and Informed Consent Process
Treatment plans must use simple terms with the options clearly outlined, should be presented in writing and be fully reviewed with the patient to mitigate...
Robert Winter | 1 year ago ›