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 | 5 days ago ›
What's in Your Water? A Look At the pH of Popular Beverages
You already know your patient's diet can have a significant impact on patterns of erosion - but are you up-to-speed on the acidity of their favorite beverages?
Imahn Moin | 1 week ago ›
5 Key MRI Factors
When it comes to TM joint imaging, understanding MRIs is critical. Here are five key factors you need to know.
Jim Mckee | 1 week ago ›
Indirect Pulp Capping
How do you remove caries without sacrificing pulp vitality? Here are two methods to try.
Andy Janiga | 2 weeks ago ›
Bonding to Zirconia: Is It Possible?
How can you tell when a restoration needs to be bonded to zirconia ... and is it even...
Robert Winter | 3 weeks ago ›
Anterior Guidance … Always, Never, Sometimes?
Dr. Douglas Benting discusses research surrounding working with anterior guidance.
Doug Benting | 1 month 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 | 1 month ago ›
The Biggest Dental Lie
Implants and implant-supported prostheses are evolving every day - are you staying on top of the curve?
Ricardo Mitrani | 2 months ago ›
Etch vs. Ivoclean: Cleaning Up the Ceramic Confusion
Dr. Mary Anne Salcetti takes a look at ceramic restorations and their cleaning and etching.
Mary Anne Salcetti | 3 months ago ›
If Your Impression Could Speak, What Would It Say?
This dentist has a unique perspective on the power an impression has to communicate much more than just the patient's condition.
Rick Gennaro | 3 months ago ›
When Should I Order an MRI?
What are the tell-tale signs that should immediately suggest that you order an MRI for your patient?
Jim Mckee | 3 months ago ›
The Point of the First Point
When it comes to planning cases with retrusive wear, starting with the first point of contact - the fully-seated condylar position - will set you up for...
Dave St. Ledger | 3 months ago ›
