Pitfalls of Tooth Prep: Do’s and Don’ts from Lessons Learned
Learn more about what to do – and what to avoid – when it comes to tooth preparation to ensure…
Learn more about what to do – and what to avoid – when it comes to tooth preparation to ensure…
Dental Labs cite about 31% of impressions received are “bad” or “sub-par.” Let’s consider our main communication instrument with our…
Self-adhesive cements are designed to be easy to use, versatile and simple. But simplicity is often more than meets the…
Radiolucency under an existing restoration can lead to misdiagnosis. Help cut down on unnecessary restorative rework by choosing a radiopaque…
Prevention shouldn’t have an age limit – here’s why you should start using sealants on your adult patients.
A simplified approach for navigating material selection decisions.
Adhesives are critical to the long term success of a restoration and making the right choice isn’t always easy. If…
This article provides an overview of different types of personal protective equipment (PPE) for dental professionals, including masks and respirators.
As restorative materials continue to evolve, cement selection has become like ordering a cup of coffee – the choices can…
With the rise in patient awareness and concern about black triangles, are you prepared to offer a solution?
We love them because of the ease of placement and the excellent wetting of the tooth with its lower viscosity….
Thinking early about cement use is important because patient-specific factors, choice of restoration material and prep design all affect cement…
Why you should give sealants your seal of approval – and use them more regularly in your office.
Do you know the difference between shrinkage and shrinkage stress and why it matters? While the two terms are often…