A Technique for Evaluating the Continuity of Implant Hex Connections
Dr. Bonk describes an implant impression technique that provides for definitive observation of the integrity of the hex.
Jeffrey Bonk | 2 years ago ›
Dual-Arch Impressions: ‘Triple-Tray’ Technique – the Good, Bad and Ugly
Learn the 'triple-tray' impression technique and 9 tips on how to apply it in your...
Jeffrey Bonk | 2 years ago ›
The Ideal ‘Reduction Sauce’ for Restorative Success with Posterior Ceramic Onlays
Whether it's ceramic onlays or great food, success stems from proper planning — and a great 'reduction' is all in the...
Jeffrey Bonk | 2 years ago ›
Functional Incisal Edges: Managing the Incisal Guidance
Calibrating and adjusting the new veneers with the existing opposing teeth is a necessity for their functional relationship.
Jeffrey Bonk | 2 years ago ›
Try Before You Buy: Evaluating Indirect Restorative Impression Materials
Your guide to evaluating and selecting restorative impression materials that provide accuracy and predictability.
Jeffrey Bonk | 2 years ago ›
Taking the ‘Voodoo’ Out of Vertical Dimension of Occlusion
Learn the definition of VDO and specific criteria for evaluation, decision-making and action for a change of vertical to address excessive tooth wear.
Jeffrey Bonk | 2 years ago ›
How to Recognize the 5 Types of Tooth Cracks
This article gives an in-depth look at the 5 different types of cracked teeth and how to plan and execute most effective...
Jeffrey Bonk | 2 years ago ›
Restorative Design and the Sterile Pencil
How can the use of red pencil lines help you improve your tooth reduction planning?
Jeffrey Bonk | 2 years ago ›
PPO - The Ideal Equation for a Successful Dental Practice
For some, the idea of a 'PPO' practice may seem too intimidating to approach - but what if those three letters mean more than you think they do?
Jeffrey Bonk | 2 years ago ›
2 Critical Steps To Avoid Restoration Errors
Cementing final restorations can be stressful - here's how to ensure everything goes smoothly.
Jeffrey Bonk | 2 years ago ›
Risks of Using Worn Implant Wrenches
Are you checking your implant wrenches for wear as often as you should? Doing so will help you avoid these risks.
Jeffrey Bonk | 2 years ago ›
Featherlite Polishing Wheels From Brasseler
Check out these tips for tooth reduction and polishing.
Jeffrey Bonk | 2 years ago ›