How to Cement a Crown in Under 20 Minutes
Here is how to cement a crown in 20 minutes or less every single time. Now, a lot of you may be doing this, but I’m not so sure you […]
Dentist Education: How Do I Predictably Prep Second Molars?
When delivering a single crown, probably the toughest tooth we can prep for is the second molar. There are a couple things to be aware of when prepping second molars: […]
Material selection challenges for a new dentist
A common question we get from new dentists is how do I select the best materials for my patients? As a new dentist in those first few years out of […]
How to cement a bridge in 30 minutes or less
Let’s talk about how to cement a bridge every single time in 30 minutes or less. Now, cementing a bridge is a little bit different than a single-unit crown because […]
Why do articulators make dentistry predictable?
Using an articulator. It is time to take it out of the closet. It’s not just a doorstop that they made you buy in dental school.
Important considerations for successful adhesive results
So when we think about trying to get great adhesive results, number one is we have to understand what it is we’re trying to do, so we need to understand […]
Introduction from intra-oral to digital photography
I often compare the experience of patients coming in to our office and being told that they need to have work done to the experience of us taking our car […]
Why do I have to adjust my crowns so much?
One of the most common reasons that dentists have to do a lot of adjustments on a new crown is failure to start their treatment with a complete examination and […]
Using the ‘Easy-Extender’
Here’s a quick tip on something I’ve been using recently and that’s called the Easy-Extender and it’s for open tray implant impressions. So often, when you put the impression on […]
Modern Day Material Selection
In our mission as restorative dentists, we often come across the same series of questions. When reconstructing, what is either deficient or absent in our patients smiles? Is the restoration […]
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