Dentistry and the Three Common Causes of Compromised Craniofacial Anatomy
Dr. Jeffrey Rouse identifies the three common causes of compromised craniofacial anatomy—and how to address them in dentistry when ideal solutions are not...
Jeffrey Rouse | 2 years ago ›Spear’s Dental Team Recognition Program in Celebration of Gratitude Month
Dental team recognition should happen all year, but we know it is hard to make it a priority. As part of Gratitude Month, Spear celebrates teams using...
Spear Team | 2 years ago ›Stress and Dentistry: How to Reduce and Manage Stress
Stress and dentistry are too often connected. In this article, learn new techniques to reduce stress and take better care of your physical and mental...
Casey Bloom | 2 years ago ›Three Shell Provisional Techniques and a Relining Case Study
Dr. John Carson summarizes the three main shell provisional techniques, emphasizing shell relining in a detailed case study.
John Carson | 2 years ago ›The Importance of Ergonomics in Dentistry: How Staff Well-Being Supports Practice Resiliency
The importance of ergonomics in dentistry is often underestimated, even though almost all dental professionals report pain from daily work.
Spear Team | 2 years ago ›In this article, Dr. Rouse shares his top ten tips for new dentists. His advice will help create dental excellence in your practice.
Jeffrey Rouse | 2 years ago ›The Essential Elements of Occlusal Appliance Fabrication
Spear's Dr. Darin Ditcher explains the essential elements of occlusal appliance fabrication and the analog options for transferring information to the...
Darin Dichter | 2 years ago ›Using a Hybrid Dental Schedule to Increase Production for Today and Tomorrow
Creating an ideal dental schedule for your practice will increase productivity for the current month and months to come. Find out how to plan more efficiently...
Michael Arias | 2 years ago ›Four Key Elements of Esthetic Dentistry and the Importance of the Prototype
Spear's Dr. Ricardo Mitrani outlines the four key elements of communicating esthetic considerations and the importance of utilizing a prototype.
Ricardo Mitrani | 2 years ago ›Creating Habits That Highlight the Benefits of Patient Education
Utilizing the benefits of patient education is one way to create positive change and start building habits within your practice. Spear's Orientation Specialist,...
Lupe Dalluge | 2 years ago ›The Significance of Centric Relation When Preparing Posterior Crowns
Dr. Bonk shares a discussion with a resident about the significance of centric relation when preparing posterior crowns to avoid the sudden loss of vertical...
Jeffrey Bonk | 2 years ago ›Using Dental Metrics as Your Roadmap to Success
Tracking granular level dental metrics specific to your practice can help you build a roadmap to success for years to come. Read on to see how to make...
Spear Team | 2 years ago ›