Surgical Guide Classification for Full Arch Prosthesis (Part 2)
This article continues Dr. Mitrani's discussion of full-arch prostheses by explaining the use of analog- and CAD/CAM generated guides.
Ricardo Mitrani | 6 years ago ›
How to Provisionalize an Entire Arch
Utilizing the FGTP planning process throughout the process of provisionalizing a full arch will ensure greater case success.
John Carson | 6 years ago ›
Is Your Toothpaste Being Too Hard on You?
This article will give you a solid understanding of the abrasiveness of certain toothpastes and their impact on tooth structure.
Imahn Moin | 6 years ago ›
Improving the Esthetics of Your Ceramic Restorations
Surface texture and luster and two of the most difficult things to match with the natural teeth. This article reviews several ways to make the process...
Greggory Kinzer | 6 years ago ›
Radiographs and Cement: You Can't Handle the Truth!
This case is an important example of the fact that radiographs only tell some of the story when it comes to restorations.
John Carson | 6 years ago ›
Implant Abutments: What Do I Choose?
This article will help you decide whether to choose a stock implant abutment or a custom implant abutment based on your case.
Steve Ratcliff | 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 | 7 years ago ›
This article will help you make the smoothest preparations possible for better indirect restorations.
John Carson | 7 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 | 7 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 | 7 years ago ›
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 | 7 years ago ›
This article explains steps and reasons for creating an 'on-the-fly mock-up' for your next restorative case.
Dave St. Ledger | 7 years ago ›