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Airway and Dawson Dentistry through the eyes of an Orthodontist
Dr. Richard Roblee is an airway-focused orthodontist that practices in Fayetteville, AR. Dr. Roblee is one of our featured speakers at the 2020 International Airway Symposium. He is also the […]
Total Health Series – Busting Myths About Cardiovascular Disease
Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) is America’s leading health threat. None of us look forward to a heart attack, stroke, dementia or organ failure. But CVD affects 1 in 3 and soon […]
Why you should use a CBCT
Cone beam CT technology is really starting to increase in its utilization within our profession, and it’s been steadily increasing over the last decade as the ability to have a […]
Determining TMJ Health: what to look at during the initial exam
What things do we look at in the initial exam to determine TMJ health and maybe what do we look at periodically to also assess joint health? I think the […]
Why are there deep grooves in an occlusal splint?
There are two things finding deep grooves in an occlusal splint could mean.
Airway + Dawson Dentistry through the eyes of an Orthodontist (Part 2)
This article is a continuation from an interview with Dr. Richard Roblee, a featured speaker at the 2020 International Airway Symposium. For Part 1, click here. We continue our conversation […]
What can it mean when posterior wear is greater than anterior wear?
Have you ever been in the process of doing a complete exam and see that there is more wear on the posterior teeth than the anterior teeth? Let’s think about […]
Developing Your Implant Team
As general dentists, when we think about developing our implant team and with some training, we can get comfortable with all aspects of this. If only one person has to […]
Esthetic Risks and Identifying Complex Cases
We all know when we approach cases, there are some cases that are a little more straightforward than others. When we think about esthetics, we have to appreciate those cases […]
Papillary Contours
Papillas can make us or break us in esthetic dentistry. We all have those cases out there where that papilla didn’t fill in all the way, and now we’re staring […]
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