5 Types of Tooth Fractures: The Silent Epidemic Part II
Discover the five types of cracks in teeth in this second article on the silent epidemic of cracked teeth.
Jeff Lineberry | 6 days ago ›
Curing Lights 101: Where Are We Today?
Learn more about how curing lights have evolved over time to become what they are today.
Jeff Lineberry | 1 month ago ›
Just the Basics Please, Part II: Restoring the Single Implant
In my last segment, I went through the basic parts and pieces of implants to give some insight into what is a mystery for many. As I mentioned in...
Jeff Lineberry | 4 months ago ›
Guided Implant Placement For the Edentulous Arch - Dual Scan Technique
Have you ever used a similar technique for placing implants for the edentulous arch?
Jeff Lineberry | 4 months ago ›
Solving the Silent Epidemic of Cracked Teeth
Cracked teeth may be an epidemic, but it can be difficult to diagnose and treat. Here are some tips on helping your patients with cracked teeth.
Jeff Lineberry | 4 months ago ›
Socket Preservation 101: What Works?
Once we realize that a tooth is going to be lost, there are a variety of methods and materials to help with socket preservation.
Jeff Lineberry | 8 months ago ›
Top 6 Methods for Managing Gagging Patients
Dr. Jeff Lineberry lists his top 6 methods for managing patients who have a hyperactive gag...
Jeff Lineberry | 8 months ago ›
Using Digital Guides to Replace a Missing Tooth with an Implant
Precise placement and exact execution are critical to a successful implant-based restoration. Learn how to utilize digital surgical guides to ensure a...
Jeff Lineberry | 11 months ago ›
Dentistry: Is It Really That Expensive In the Grand Scheme of Things?
Your patients' hesitation to invest in their oral health is likely tied to their perception of its overall value.
Jeff Lineberry | 1 year ago ›
Food For Thought On How the State of Medical and Dental Care Is Changing
How can we communicate with our patients in such a way that they value treatment rather than being turned away by costs? Dr. Jeff Lineberry gives his...
Jeff Lineberry | 1 year ago ›
Link Between Medications and Bruxism?
Studies show that there is evidence to support the theory that using SSRI medications can lead to sleep bruxism.
Jeff Lineberry | 1 year ago ›
Are You and Your Team Limiting Your Patients' Treatment Choices?
The way you discuss treatment and costs could have a strong impact on your patients' treatment and overall well-being.
Jeff Lineberry | 1 year ago ›
