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 dentists misunderstand centric relation
The misconceptions about verifying and and using centric relation (CR) are unfortunately all too common for new and even experienced dentists. The myths that are often associated with CR, ultimately […]
Truth About Digitally Fabricated Splints
When we talk about digital dentistry, we are really talking about replacing different aspects of the process from the physical world to computer-coded counterparts. It can be everything from capturing […]
Educating Patients: The TMJ joint (4 different phases of the joint)
Educating patients on dental conditions can be very challenging for many dentists. A complete dentist has even more challenges, especially when it comes to explaining joint conditions with their patients. […]
How Splints Fit Into a Treatment Plan
Hi, everybody. My name’s Dr. Leonard Hess. I’m one of the senior faculty members here at the Dawson Academy, and I’d like to spend a few minutes talking with you […]
Sequencing a Full-Mouth Rehab: Anterior or Posteriors First?
The correct sequence to begin a full mouth rehab is to begin with the anterior teeth first, particularly the lower anterior teeth. The question is, what would happen if one […]
How to make a differential diagnosis using a Lucia Jig
I want to spend a few minutes today discussing the benefits of utilizing a Lucia Jig to make a differential diagnosis. All right. Here’s what I mean by that. Many […]
Webinar: Splint Tsunami
Are you prepared for the tsunami of patients that is about to hit your practice? Your patients are on the way back and the COVID-19 pressures have impacted them all. […]
TMD for the Restorative Dentist: An Intro to a Systematic Process
An estimated 10 million Americans suffer from TMD related symptoms per year and are in our practice patient populations. How does this effect a Restorative practice? Do you have a […]
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