Volume 109, Issue 9

Dr. Laura Picano says, “Having both digital and traditional impression techniques to use at our discretion is truly a luxury, but the real question is knowing when to use which...

Dr. Foroud Hakim says he uses a variety of impression techniques “based on the specific clinical situation and compounding challenges.” He presents three clinical cases.

Will zirconia continue to dominate indirect restorative dentistry? Dr. Gordon Christensen offers his advice about the current types of zirconia and the new crown materials on ...

When you are ready to turn over the keys to your practice, Dr. Chris Salierno says there are more paths that lie ahead than there were before, and the mistake is to take one of...

We ask two experts the same question on a complex issue.

It takes years of hard work and unwavering dedication to build a successful dental practice. But no matter how rewarding the practice is, no one wants to work forever, and eventually...

Planning your practice exit and entry choice is crucial if you want to operate your practice your way throughout your career.

As DSOs continue to change the entire dental market, enterprising dentists are taking advantage of the current market conditions and adding multiple streams of income to their...

Duncan Y. Brown, DDS, MS, explains how digital dentistry’s technology has progressed, but our ways of thinking about it haven’t quite caught up.

Joshua Austin, DDS, MAGD, reviews a high-translucency glass ionomer, a high-volume evacuation mirror, and a set of restorative strips.