In an era of “quick fixes” and instant gratification, the pressure to deliver fast, single tooth, emergency type dental care is stronger than ever. By
Your pediatric patients require special attention. You must treat your child patient, all the while managing behavior. Your work must be both effective and efficient,
Our lives are growing more and more complex. Our practices are growing more and more complex. We are continually being asked to do more and
Because direct composites are the most frequently placed materials in today’s dental practice, it is imperative that we use materials that improve both efficiency and
Shade-selecting and material matching is a highly critical process when trying to satisfy patient expectations. Shade selection and matching of dental materials is often perceived
Cementation of fixed restorative restorations requires new bonding techniques to be effective. When dealing with a crown or bridge, many techniques must be mastered to
In this CE webinar, the participant will receive an update in modern concepts of caries management and the philosophy of minimally invasive dentistry (MID). The
Flowable composite resins have been around since the mid 1990’s and today are found in most restorative dental practices. Early uses were limited as cavity
There are so many dental restoratives in the market place that it has become quite a task to manage all bonding systems, composite materials and
Flowable composite resins have a multitude of uses in general restorative dentistry. Their low viscosity and ability to be placed in very small and precise
PETER AUSTER, DMD A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Auster has long-term experience in high-end reconstructive and cosmetic
,Dr. Lori Trost discusses the importance of handling, durability, and material compatibility in composite restorations, ,,Direct composites are the bread and butter of the dental practice.