Making Endodontic Diagnosis More Accurate
It can often be difficult to make an accurate endodontic diagnosis when patients present with tooth pain. We want to
Read moreIt can often be difficult to make an accurate endodontic diagnosis when patients present with tooth pain. We want to
Read moreIf the color of a prepared tooth darkens between the time you prepare it and the restoration is seated, the
Read moreAbout a year ago, in my office, we reviewed our protocol for managing and treating patients with traumatized teeth. We
Read moreNot every tooth that has been endodontically treated requires a crown to insure it has great longevity and doesn’t crack
Read moreWhy Occlusal Appliance Therapy Is My First Step Prior to Ortho, Equilibration, or Restorative Occlusal changes on an appliance are
Read moreHigh functional risk is evidenced in damage to the jaw joints, muscles, or teeth that exceeds what is normal for
Read moreI like to think that I have three things I provide to my dental patients: Risk assessment – helping them
Read moreAnother dentist asked me, “What temporary cement do you use so your temporary crowns actually stay on?” The cement I
Read moreDentists love the handling of self-leveling bulk-fill composites because we do not need to move the tip around, which can
Read moreFor years and years, we were trained to not use bulk fill composites. We were well trained to layer composites
Read moreAt my Falmouth, Maine dental practice, we worked as an entire dental team in 2021 to identify the ways we
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