LuxaCrown in Clinical Practice
LuxaCrown is a new material that was released by DMG America last year. LuxaCrown is a dual cure composite material
Read moreLuxaCrown is a new material that was released by DMG America last year. LuxaCrown is a dual cure composite material
Read moreThe search for temporary cements has been a long one over the last decade as my practice has moved away
Read moreCapturing an exquisite final impression is our goal every time. Getting this result can be one of the most challenging
Read moreThere may be times when you see an unfamiliar brand of material on the tray before you. If you do
Read moreOne of my goals with composite restorations is to do as much of the forming and shaping prior to picking
Read moreIndirect restorations are the mainstay of most general practices. Deciding whether to take triple tray or full arch impressions is
Read moreChair-side air abrasion has numerous advantages, especially today when we use adhesive retention so much of the time. The advantages
Read moreOne of the most common questions I get is about the use of a category of materials we refer to
Read moreOne of the challenges we face today in dentistry is managing tissue health during the time period our patients are
Read moreCurrent digital splint technology requires workarounds to make it a feasible option for clinically exceptional dentistry. In Part 1 of this
Read moreWhite and brown spot lesions on the anterior teeth can be very distressing for the patient and a frustration for
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