Temporary Crowns Are an Occasion for Dental Patient Education
Another dentist asked me, “What temporary cement do you use so your temporary crowns actually stay on?” The cement I
Read moreAnother dentist asked me, “What temporary cement do you use so your temporary crowns actually stay on?” The cement I
Read moreHere are three tips that have helped me in organizing my practice so we can best manage same-day emergency patients
Read moreMost of us are placing implant crowns, using screw retained crowns. If the crown needs to be recovered, or the screw needs to be
Read moreWhen working with participants at The Pankey Institute, I help them analyze dental cases to assess the risk for joint
Read moreScreening our patients for airway and breathing issues is becoming a standard in dentistry. One of the things we have
Read moreRecently I went and spent time at the lab of my dental lab technician. I had heard that this was
Read moreI had a patient in a provisional on tooth #7, and he called to tell me he ate the crown.
Read moreIn dental school most of us learned to use the same two sizes and lengths of dental anesthetic needles. Once
Read moreEvery successful dental case begins with a conversation. A Case of Great Dental Expectations “So what should we do next?”
Read moreDental failure and being ‘perfect’ in patient care is a key stressor for dentists. In her first blog on this
Read moreFailure is a hard thing to accept in dentistry. This is especially true because what constitutes ‘failure’ can mean different
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