
Dental Implants vs. Dentures: Choosing the Best Option for You
Losing a tooth, or several, can be a challenging experience, but today’s dental solutions offer effective ways to restore your smile and confidence. Two common

Losing a tooth, or several, can be a challenging experience, but today’s dental solutions offer effective ways to restore your smile and confidence. Two common

INTRODUCTION As patients’ desire for a more attractive smile is growing, so too are the options to achieve it. One of the options that have
Join Dominic Hassall on Wednesday 11 December at 7pm as he discusses restorative solutions for the severe tooth wear case. This webinar will present a
Early career dentists are invited to a one-day symposium where they can gain knowledge on occlusion and improve their confidence in the area of restorative

INTRODUCTION Traditional periodontal surgery offers a multitude of oral health benefits, though it often results in suboptimal aesthetics with clinically large crowns and apically positioned

INTRODUCTION From the time I became a dentist 3 decades ago to the present, dentistry has undergone dramatic changes in many ways. One of the

INTRODUCTION Eating disorders are conditions characterized by restricted food intake or binge eating and often by self-induced vomiting. In addition to having the potential to

Fillings are meant to repair cavities and protect your teeth, but sometimes they don’t stay in perfect shape forever. Over time, fillings can start to

INTRODUCTION Light-cure resins provide predictable results when restoring small and medium-sized cavities. Large cavities, however, present a unique set of challenges that can be more

INTRODUCTION Achieving porcelain-like veneer results using more conservative treatment options is now more possible than ever. With composites as an alternative to more costly veneer

A 21-year-old male presented to the clinic with the chief complaint, “I would like to have my front teeth fixed.” The history of the present illness

INTRODUCTION Myriad clinical, functional, and aesthetic considerations converge when dentists encounter patients with insufficient vertical dimension of occlusion (VDO), collapsed bite, and excessive tooth wear.1,2