This spring, streamline and eliminate loose ends in your practice by utilizing these easy approaches. There’s no better time than the present to strive toward greater success and make changes to achieve your goals. As of Monday, March 20th, it is officially...
Appliance therapy is the ultimate tool to increase patient awareness and ownership. Learn how to create a positive relationship and address potential issues.
It’s important to know the wear and resistance of composite in areas of direct occlusal contact. One piece of good news is that very few composite restorations are replaced because of excessive wear. The majority of restorations succumb to marginal breakdown and...
The more we can start to see a patient and their individual anatomy as unique, the easier it will be for us to diagnosis and treat the issues with their particular temporomandibular joint in occlusion cases. Occlusion Loose Threads – On...
In dental practice there are situations that we find so disconcerting that it becomes difficult to approach them rationally and scientifically to find a resolution. One of these is when a ceramic restoration de-bonds. Usually when this happens I become frustrated and...
Why are some people in the dental profession indifferent to self-improvement and genuine caring about their career? This post was inspired by many conversations I had with participants during the recent CMS Nashville Ultimate Occlusion Level 1 course. Conversations...
Read on for this fascinating “missing tooth” case study from Dr. Lee Ann Brady. The Missing Tooth Approach Dental Implant Diagnosis and Treatment Planning – Patient History The patient was a healthy 46 year old. He presented after seeing the Oral...
