Don’t Let Your Diagnosis Fall Between the ‘Cracks’
A Case Series and Review of the Literature INTRODUCTION It seems like cracked teeth are becoming a more and more prevalent finding in.
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Treatment Planning a Bioesthetic Case
The first article of this series discussed the principles of Bioesthetic Dentistry and the preliminary diagnosis based on those principles. The preliminary occlusal.
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Caries Visualization With Fluorescent Technology
Radiographs are limited in their ability to identify small carious lesions. Accurate identification and localization of carious lesions can be a real aid.
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Identifying the Aesthetic and Functional Determinants in the Collapsed Dentition
Advances in surgical techniques, such as sinus grafting and implant placement, in conjunction with the advances in restorative materials and techniques, allow patients.
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Identifying, Diagnosing, and Treating Dentin Hypersensitivity
Dentin hypersensitivity may be greatly impacting your patients, although they may not tell you about it at the time of their dental office.
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Criteria for the Replacement of Defective Restorations
The basis of modern dentistry is the concept of prevention. Our patients are encouraged to attend our offices on a timely basis for.
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Combating the Adverse Effects of Bruxism in One Visit
Patients suffering from cracked tooth syndrome are usually very aware of a dental problem because of common symptoms that include chewing pain and.
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Optimum Dental Care, Part 1 – The Diagnostic Phase
Today’s general practice has the opportunity to offer a variety of services that will solve a wide range of problems. Optimum dental care.
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A New View for Restorative Dentistry: Endoscopic Intraoral Viewing System
The term endoscopy is derived from the Greek language and is literally translated as endon (within) and skopion (to see), hence the meaning,.
