Soft-Tissue Considerations
This month in the Implants Today section, we are focused on dental implant-adjacent soft-tissue considerations. The first thing most clinicians consider for dental
Implants Today
Technology Today
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The bottom line is, if you are considering a 3-D printer, know what you can actually make efficiently in your office and how
Editor's Page
Modern Dental Material Options
In this issue of Dentistry Today, we are featuring an exclusive interview with one of our distinguished contributing authors and a Dentistry Today
Interview
Trends in All-Ceramic Material Options
Kenneth A. Malament, DDS, MScD, discusses his professional expertise and candid perspectives related to all-ceramic dental material options. Dr. Malament, in addition to
Table of Contents
October 2019
INTERVIEW Trends in All-Ceramic Material Options Dr. Kenneth A. Malament candidly shares his professional expertise and candid perspectives related to all-ceramic dental
Viewpoint
The Ethical Responsibilities of Dental Associations
Dentistry comprises many specialized professional associations. Each has its own mission and distinctive responsibilities to its members, the larger professional dental community, and
Implants
Management of Retrograde Peri-implantitis: The Minimally Invasive Tunnel Approach
INTRODUCTION Retrograde peri-implantitis, also referred to as an implant periapical lesion, can be described as a radiographic lesion around the apical portion of
Restorative
Leveraging the ABCs of Composites: Adhesion, Bulk-Filling, and Curing
INTRODUCTION The most common restorative procedure today is the placement of a direct resin-based composite. As you talk to colleagues, take any continuing
Endodontics
Clinical Applications of Apex Locator Technology
INTRODUCTION Technology has affected most aspects of our lives. Homes are smart, cars can drive themselves, and cell phones are more powerful than
Implants
Improving Implant Survival by Implementing the Use of an Electric Toothbrush
Dental implants have become a mainstay in the prosthetic rehabilitation of edentulous and partially edentulous patients.1,2 In spite of ongoing improvements in materials,
