Why Aesthetic Dentistry is Destined to Fail Without Understanding Occlusion Here’s a common scenario that far too many restorative dentists have encountered: A patient comes into the practice requesting cosmetic work on their two front teeth. Upon analyzing the patient, the fractures are obvious, and their aesthetic concern is valid. The solution seems straightforward – […]
Speaker: Leonard A. Hess, DDS You have heard about centric relation your whole career, and yet most likely you don’t actually understand it. The good news is…..you are not alone. It is time for you to understand the true significance of one of the most important concepts in dentistry. It is time for you to […]
Learn the two main types of splints and how to use them in your treatment planning process.
Read how dental occlusion is an essential part to dentistry
Jennifer Noone, a student at BDS University of Sheffield in the UK, asks Dr. Peter Dawson, DDS some questions. The following are her questions and his responses. Q: Do you believe that after the orthodontic correction of a skeletal class i crowded dentition and subsequent retention period, if the dentition was occlusally equilibrated to conform […]
Learn how to eliminate unnecessary occlusal splint adjustments for idea dental occlusion.
Read this article about dental treatment planning for a TMD patient. Dr. DeWitt Wilkerson uses creative treatment planning with a B Splint.
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