Composing Photographs: Capturing the Correct Perspective
This article offers a detailed guide to capturing the clearest and most effective perspectives when composing patient photographs.
Robert Winter | 3 years ago ›
My Favorite Photograph: It Tells the Whole Story (Almost)
This article discusses characteristics of great clinical patient photography that will increase case success, improve treatment planning and aid in diagnosis.
Robert Winter | 3 years ago ›
The Pieces of the Puzzle: Technical Steps to Produce a Diagnostic Wax-Up
Know how a dental lab technician produces a diagnostic wax-up so you can better treatment plan.
Robert Winter | 4 years ago ›
A Simplified Process for Bonding e.max and Other Glass Ceramic Restorations
Here's an easy four-step process to achieve an optimal bond to your e.max.
Robert Winter | 4 years ago ›
Posterior Full-contour Zirconia Crowns: Preparation Design
One significant advantage of this restoration is that the preparation can be more conservative than other all-ceramic or even metal-ceramic restorations,...
Robert Winter | 4 years ago ›
Triple-tray Impressions: How to Save Time and Improve Outcomes
Follow these eight guidelines, and you'll improve the outcomes of your triple-tray impressions.
Robert Winter | 4 years ago ›
Glass Ceramic Bonding: 3 Commonly Asked Questions
We offer tips on how to clean glass ceramic restorations as well as etch and condition them.
Robert Winter | 4 years ago ›
Essential Photos to Achieve Predictable Outcomes - Lab Communication
These essential photos will ensure better communication with your lab and more successful final restorations.
Robert Winter | 4 years ago ›
Cementation of Full-contour Zirconia Restorations
Learn more about full-contour zirconia restorations in our latest article.
Robert Winter | 4 years ago ›
Using an Implant Abutment Placement Jig
Here is a simple and effective way to place an implant abutment intraorally.
Robert Winter | 4 years ago ›
Why Do e.max Crowns Fracture?
e.max crown fractures may be rare, but they do happen. Here's why.
Robert Winter | 5 years ago ›
Monolithic Zirconia Restorations Can Fracture!
Even though monolithic zirconia restorations are very hard with a flexural strength ranging from 900 to 1200 mpa, that doesn't mean that...
Robert Winter | 6 years ago ›