The Double-Cord Impression Technique
Try using this impression technique to create better dental restorations.
Jeff Lineberry | 7 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 | 7 years ago ›
Tissue Retraction: More than Just Cords
Retraction cords are the usual go-to for tissue retraction in restorative dentistry. But here's another technique you may want to try.
Jeffrey Bonk | 7 years ago ›
Dental Composite Comparison: Sonicfill 2 vs. Estelite Omega
We compare Sonicfill 2 to Estelite Omega in this third article in our composite comparison...
Courtney Lavigne | 7 years ago ›
Want to successfully treat patients with diastemas? Follow these key steps.
Puneet Sandhu | 7 years ago ›
Learn more about closing an endodontic access opening through a crown.
Mary Anne Salcetti | 7 years ago ›
Four Products to Immediately Improve Your Composite Restorations
Here are four composite restoration products that will help you take your dentistry to the next level.
Courtney Lavigne | 7 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 | 7 years ago ›
Color Science: Shade Guides and Shade Selection
Better understand color science in dentistry with this review of shade guides, shade taking and shade selection.
Martin Mendelson | 7 years ago ›
Dental Composite Comparison: Venus Diamond vs. Estelite Omega
In Part II of this dental composite comparison series, we compare Venus Diamond to Estelite Omega.
John Carson | 7 years ago ›
Gold, Ceramic and Composite: A Restorative Dental Material Discussion
What lasts longer? What's more esthetically pleasing? We look at restorative dental material options and what dentists should consider.
Gary DeWood | 7 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 | 7 years ago ›