Seating and Adjusting: Why is Bigger Sometimes Easier?
Shortly after I seated the case shown here I was talking with a friend about the experience and marveling at how little occlusal adjustment I had to complete.
Gary DeWood | 12 years ago ›I imagine that every dentist has at one time or another caught a plastic removable appliance (flipper) on a rag wheel and spun it into oblivion. It's...
Mary Anne Salcetti | 12 years ago ›We look at how cone beam CT helped better prepare a dentist and surgeon for implant placement surgery.
Steve Ratcliff | 12 years ago ›The ingenius treatment planning template created by Frank Spear many years ago has been added to. The template gives the restorative dentist a visual...
Gary DeWood | 12 years ago ›Thinking Outside the Box: Orthodontic Substitution
In certain cases with young patients, traditional therapy can be inadequate or even impossible. In a recent article, I discussed the autotransplantation...
Mark Fleming | 12 years ago ›Learn techniques to get predictable results every time when taking patient bite records.
Martin Mendelson | 12 years ago ›In restorative dentistry there are certain requirements needed to fabricate restorations that will meet our needs as well as those of our patients....
Jeff Lineberry | 12 years ago ›If you asked most of your patients if they would fix their teeth if money were no object, the vast majority would say yes. We all have patients in our...
Darin O'Bryan, D.D.S. | 12 years ago ›Committee Finds No Link Between Periodontal Disease and Heart Disease
Many of you may have received the e-mail Issue Alert from the ADA about the link between gum disease and heart disease. According to a recent scientific...
Martin Mendelson | 12 years ago ›Ovate Pontic Maryland Bridges for Implant Temporaries
Anterior implants are the most challenging implant to restore. Everything must be spot on for it to be considered a success. With the advent of cone...
Darin O'Bryan, D.D.S. | 12 years ago ›Provide a Horizontal Reference For Your Lab
When taking full-face photos of your patients (full face smile, the eyes and retracted teeth apart pre-op, the eyes and retracted teeth apart provisionals,...
Robert Gallegos | 12 years ago ›Three Ways to Ruin the Relationship With Your Dental Technician
One of the areas not often talked about in dentistry is the communication between dentists and lab technicians. This connection is vital not only for...
Martin Mendelson | 12 years ago ›