How to Ensure Successful Cross-Country 'ColLABoration'
Learn how to optimize collaboration with your referring technician for better treatment planning.
Brandon Stapleton | 5 years ago ›
Spear Releases New Pathway, Course and Study Club Module
Spear has released three new materials this week, each covering a different subject to help doctors advance their clinical and practice management expertise.
Celina Jimenez | 5 years ago ›
How To Classify TM Joints - Part II
Part I introduced a simple 5-stage method for classifying TM joints - now check out this detailed method.
Jim McKee | 5 years ago ›
How To Restore Severely Discolored Teeth
Check out these tried-and-true tricks for successfully restoring severely discolored teeth.
Robert Winter | 5 years 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 | 5 years ago ›
Improving Case Acceptance - How to Get More Revenue (and Joy) From Your Practice
Learn how to build trust and improve your treatment presentation to increase case acceptance and practice revenue.
Mitch Ellingson | 5 years ago ›
Spear Study Club: A Dental Product Shopper ‘Best Product’
See why Dental Product Shopper named Spear Study Club a 'best product.'
Benjamin Rojek | 5 years ago ›
Fabrication of a Single-Tooth Implant Provisional Restoration - a Visual Essay
Fabricating a single-tooth implant-supported restoration requires careful step-by-step approach to deliver a restoration that will assist the process...
Ricardo Mitrani | 5 years ago ›
The Truth About Group Function
Group function in occlusal schemes is critical - but what's the one type of group function critical to the success of your practice as a whole?
Carl Steinberg | 5 years ago ›
5 Keys for Early Palatal Expansion
We discuss 5 key reasons for early expansion, giving additional support for early application of this beneficial...
Donna Stenberg | 5 years ago ›
Foundational Knowledge of Airway Starts With Knowing Why We Sleep
If you want to offer the best treatment for airway dysfunction, you must understand the reason we sleep and how profoundly it affects one's overall health.
Jeffrey Rouse | 5 years ago ›