This article discusses multiple methods of uncovering an implant during second stage surgery for ideal tissue esthetics.
Puneet Sandhu | 6 years ago ›Should You Probe Dental Implants?
Proper evaluation of dental implants, with baseline information that includes probing, is necessary when making a determination of health or disease.
Greggory Kinzer | 6 years ago ›Using Digital Guides to Replace a Missing Tooth with an Implant
Precise placement and exact execution are critical to a successful implant-based restoration. Learn how to utilize digital surgical guides to ensure a...
Jeff Lineberry | 6 years ago ›3 Tips for Talking to Your Patients About Esthetics
Discussing esthetics with your patients can sometimes be a little tricky - here are some tips for having the best discussion possible.
Courtney Lavigne | 6 years ago ›5 Steps to Making the Most of Your Referral Relationships
Building referral relationships takes time and effort, but it's critical to case success and patient satisfaction.
Donna Stenberg | 6 years ago ›This article will help you make the smoothest preparations possible for better indirect restorations.
John Carson | 6 years ago ›Whiter Teeth at What Cost? Potential Erosive Effects of Whitening Products
Before you recommend certain whitening products to your patients, keep in mind the potentially erosive effects they might have.
Imahn Moin | 6 years ago ›Less Is More: Building Functional Esthetics on a Budget
Top-notch esthetic treatment and better patient outcomes start with a 'big picture' mindset and selecting the right restorative materials.
Brandon Stapleton | 6 years ago ›Spear Releases Course on Comprehensive Dentistry in the Start-Up Practice
Spear has released a new course that walks viewers through necessary steps for implementing comprehensive dentistry in a start-up practice.
Celina Jimenez | 6 years ago ›Complete Dentures ... What’s Your Strategy?
This article describes the category of the adult population that may be edentulous and strategies for those patients that may include dentures.
Doug Benting | 6 years ago ›PCS: Evaluating Problems, Consequences and Solutions During a Consultation
This PCS (Problem, Consequence, Solution) roadmap will help you improve patient communication and increase case acceptance.
David Monokian | 6 years ago ›A Solution to Intra-office Communication That Doesn't Involve Sticky Notes
Relying on sticky notes to communicate with your dental team can make for sticky situations - here's a tip for easier, more reliable intraoffice communication.
Courtney Lavigne | 6 years ago ›