Written by: Brian Jackson, DDS The reconstruction of partially edentulous patients with dental implants has become a predictable approach in dentistry.1 The immediate implant placement
INTRODUCTION The advancements in full-arch dental implantology have provided dentists and their patients with tremendous advantages in restoring proper function and aesthetics when natural dentitions
Introduction During the past 25 years, patients have increasingly demanded aesthetic dental treatments that not only transform the appearance of their smile but also preserve
Introduction Bruxism is a common occurrence observed in our patients. Frequently, those patients do not seek treatment until significant wear has occurred, often only when
A Complete Digital Workflow in Two to Three Patient Visits INTRODUCTION A very large population exists in the United States with at least one edentulous
INTRODUCTION Reconstruction of edentulous areas with dental implants is a viable alternative to conventional dental procedures and has become rather mainstream within the profession and
INTRODUCTION Orthodontists and restorative dentists realize the benefits of combining their expertise on complex restorative cases. Digital tools now streamline and enhance the communication on
INTRODUCTION Crowded dentition, the result of underdeveloped jaws, can create instability in the occlusion, and this can lead to symptomatic TMJ and/or facial muscle tension.
