Tooth wear is one of the most obvious manifestations of underlying functional issues. Surgeons request dentists’ verification of a patient’s dental health before performing open heart surgery or a hip replacement. How is that health confidently verified? Periodontal disease treatment decisions should be guided by the eradication of specific elevated oral pathogens. How are those […]
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Dawson Dentists
Wonder why some crowns break while others don’t? Why a patient is experiencing pain, but it’s difficult to pinpoint the source? Why some patients exhibit excessive wear? During this course, Dr. Leonard Hess will uncover surprising (but common) reasons for clinical failures and a pathway to treatment predictability and patient satisfaction.
Learn how to make restorative treatment as predictable as possible. Prosthetic treatment of adult patients often requires prior orthodontic preparation. With the loss or wear of teeth, they change their position. To make restorative treatment as predictable as possible and minimally invasive, previous orthodontic treatment is recommended. During the webinar, Dr. Robert will present on […]
The ability to perform onlays can save even the most damaged teeth of your patients! Doctor Dorota Stankowska
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As dentistry evolves into the digital world, the successful incorporation of computerization and new technology will continue to provide more efficient methods of communication and fabrication. The utilization of new digital technology will continue to enhance the close cooperation and working relationship of the dentist/technician team, while at the same time retaining the individual creativity […]
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 way to identify and diagnose the TMD patient? Dr. Dawson said that if you have a symptomatic TMD patient you cannot proceed with restorative care […]
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