Uses and Benefits of the TMJ Tutor
The TMJ Tutor is an important tool for helping your patients understand their occlusion, which means more case acceptance for you.
Jeffrey Bonk | 6 years ago ›
This article explains steps and reasons for creating an 'on-the-fly mock-up' for your next restorative case.
Dave St. Ledger | 6 years ago ›
Isolation: Where Are We in 2017?
The benefits of regularly utilizing an isolation system include less stressful adhesive dentistry and more customized restorations.
Courtney Lavigne | 6 years ago ›
Surgical Guide Classification for Full Arch Prosthesis (Part 1)
In our 'restorative-driven implant era,' digital surgical guides are key tools to assist in diagnosis and treatment planning.
Ricardo Mitrani | 6 years ago ›
A Comparison of Orthodontic Retention Options
In this in-depth look at orthodontic retainers, we show how each can be used and their advantages/disadvantages.
Donna Stenberg | 6 years ago ›
Mouth rinsing With Bleach: A Promising Alternative To Chlorhexidine?
In this article, Dr. Imahn Moin reviews the practice of mouthrinsing with bleach and the careful process required to create effective results
Imahn Moin | 6 years ago ›
This article describes how using a facebow with a semi-adjustable articulator will save you time, money and help improve patient satisfaction.
Steve Ratcliff | 6 years ago ›
Flat or Wrap When Preparing Anterior Teeth?
Learn more about preparing teeth for ceramic veneers.
Robert Winter | 6 years ago ›
Steps in the Veneer Seating Process: Part I
In this article, Frank Spear breaks down the first steps to successfully seating porcelain veneers.
Frank Spear | 6 years ago ›
The Pros and Cons of Bonding or Cementing Restorations
Before you even begin your restorative treatment, weigh these pros and cons of cementing vs. bonding.
John Carson | 6 years ago ›
Why You Should Be 'Micro-Etching' Prior To Bonding
This article explains how and why microetching is a crucial step in preparing to bond.
Greggory Kinzer | 6 years ago ›
The question of cementing or bonding e.max restorations is not always easy to answer. Here we break down various e.max products to see if there is one right answer.
Gary DeWood | 6 years ago ›