Ultra-Conservative Management of the Discolored Tooth
Explore a more modern, minimally invasive approach to the discolored non-vital teeth using the 'Modified Walking Bleach' approach.
Jason Smithson | 2 weeks ago ›Photographic Tooth Inclination
Dental photography is a key component to the FGTP planning process and the strategic photographic series of images aids the restorative dentist in evaluation...
Jeffrey Bonk | 2 weeks ago ›The Next Evolution in Dental Digital Printing
Spear Resident Faculty member Dr. Bob Winter believes an emerging 3D printing technique, called xolography, could signal an accelerated end to analogue-based...
Robert Winter | 2 weeks ago ›Patient First Impressions – Setting the Tone for Long-Term Relationships
Patients who resist dentistry present dental teams with an opportunity to embrace those who need the help and comfort to know there is a solution to their...
Adam McWethy | 3 weeks ago ›Nothing Lasts Forever: Case Planning for Easier Future Retreatments
Learn treatment planning that prevents unnecessary future challenges after things break, to make things easier on you, your patient, and your colleagues.
John Carson | 3 weeks ago ›Interproximal Contacts: Assessment and Adjustment
Learn how to increase the predictability of desired interdental contacts and improve collaboration between dental practice and lab technician.
Robert Winter | 1 month ago ›CBCT: A Window Into ‘Why’
CBCT is a valuable tool to help dentists find solutions to correct and prevent problematic sleep, esthetics, and occlusal issues, and to ensure optimal...
Andrew Cohen | 1 month ago ›Patient History 101 (Lesson 4): Jaw Joint Pain
Having an accurate history of a patient's jaw joint pain is invaluable, Dr. Jim McKee explains in his series of articles on patient history.
Jim Mckee | 1 month ago ›Top 5 Pet Peeves of Labs and Dentists (Part 2)
In Part 2 of his series, Dr. Bob Winter explores more about dentist-lab relationships and communications that lead to more satisfied...
Robert Winter | 1 month ago ›Patient History 101 (Lesson 3): Previous Treatment
Having an accurate history of a patient's previous dental treatment is invaluable for accurate treatment planning and predictable outcomes.
Jim Mckee | 1 month ago ›Top 5 Pet Peeves of Labs and Dentists (Part 1)
As part of his new series on dentist-lab relationships, Dr. Bob Winter shares perspectives on communications that lead to more satisfied patients.
Robert Winter | 1 month ago ›Patient History 101 (Lesson 2): Joint Injuries
The restorative dentist has an invaluable tool with accurate patient history of jaw joint injuries. Dr. Jim McKee reveals key questions to ask during...
Jim Mckee | 2 months ago ›