Evaluating Occlusal Cant Problems During the Restoration Try In
Dr. Robert Winter discusses how to identify a cant problem in a restoration—and what to do about it.
Robert Winter | 10 months ago ›
Supporting LGBTQ Health Equity in Dentistry
Dentists who want to support LGBTQ health equity at a systemic level should consider volunteering, patient advocacy, and joining organizations designed...
Spear Team | 10 months ago ›
Sequential Extraction Protocol for Full Arch Implant Therapy
In this fully illustrated article, Dr. Ricardo Mitrani show how the Sequential Extraction Protocol can be a preferred alternative in full arch cases.
Ricardo Mitrani | 10 months ago ›
OSHA in the Dental Office: Guidance for the Practice Manager
To implement standards for OSHA in the dental office you should do a thorough hazard audit of your office and review all the potential individual regulations...
Spear Team | 10 months ago ›
Mental Health in Dentistry: What’s Next?
When looking at your mental health journey, setting boundaries can be an important part of this process. Dr. Noelle Schwarz examines mental health in...
Noelle Schwarz | 10 months ago ›
5 Tips for Choosing Compliance Training Partners for OSHA
The right compliance training partners for OSHA will have the proven expertise and resources you need to keep your practice team safe.
Spear Team | 11 months ago ›
Mental Health in Dentistry: How Your Mindset Can Impact Your Clinical Performance
Mental health in dentistry is real. In this article, Dr. Martin Mendelson shares the connection between mind and body and how your mindset can impact...
Martin Mendelson | 11 months ago ›
How Dentists Can Support Gen Z Oral Care
Time, motivation and cost all act as barriers to Gen Z oral care. Dental practices can respond by offering convenience, education, and personalized service.
Spear Team | 11 months ago ›
Does an Acid Insult Alone Cause Cupping or Cratering on Exposed Dentin?
Spear Resident Faculty member Dr. Robert Winter reveals other factors, beyond acid insult, that can contribute to cupping and cratering on exposed dentin.
Robert Winter | 11 months ago ›
What is Eco-Friendly Dentistry? Making Your Dental Practice Greener
Eco-friendly dentistry is a process of cutting waste, managing energy and water use, and using environmentally safer materials to support the environment...
Spear Team | 11 months ago ›