With Armed Forces Day in mind, it's time to recognize military Dental Corps members and the many dental professionals who've served their country.
Andy Janiga | 4 years ago ›
With the rise in emergency care due to the new coronavirus, it's time for dentists to reconsider rubber dams and recognize their value to minimize saliva-...
Andy Janiga | 4 years ago ›
Posts in the Age of Adhesive Dentistry
What is the most predictable option for restoring endodontically treated teeth? Discover when to use a post and core as part of the treatment plan.
Andy Janiga | 4 years ago ›
Implant Crowns – Cement, Screw or Both?
Discover when to use a screw- or cement-retained implant crown for dental restorations.
Andy Janiga | 4 years ago ›
Restoration with the Endocrown
The endocrown has proven to be predictable in restoring complex endodontically treated teeth and is yet another option to consider when developing a restorative...
Andy Janiga | 4 years ago ›
In dentistry, we can learn from our daily clinical failures, like an open margin, an incorrect shade, a ledged canal or a fractured root tip during an...
Andy Janiga | 5 years ago ›
My Inferior Alveolar Nerve Block Didn’t Work - Now What?
Consider learning these alternatives to IANB for anesthetic techniques to help ensure patients are more comfortable.
Andy Janiga | 5 years ago ›
Heated Composite for Efficient Restorations
Many clinicians have heard of the concept of heating composite but just how beneficial and effective is it?
Andy Janiga | 5 years ago ›
Modern Materials for Pulpal Protection
Calcium hydroxide is a standard for maintaining pulp vitality in cases where the pulp is exposed, but it has limitations, and mineral trioxide aggregate...
Andy Janiga | 5 years ago ›
U.S. Army dentist Dr. Andy Janiga shares how his personal mentors and networking through Spear Study Club shaped his confidence in dentistry.
Andy Janiga | 5 years ago ›
How do you remove caries without sacrificing pulp vitality? Here are two methods to try.
Andy Janiga | 5 years ago ›
Predictably Managing Deep Carious Lesions
The decision of how to effectively manage deep carious lesions can easily feel overwhelming - here are some tips to do so smoothly and predictably.
Andy Janiga | 6 years ago ›