INTRODUCTION It is foolish to think that all technology is suited for all practices. Despite what sales representatives say about any expensive technology.

Figure 1. Full-face preoperative (2004) view of patient. INTRODUCTION Material selection poses one of the most demanding dilemmas facing clinicians. With so many.

INTRODUCTION In many cases, choosing the best restorative solution for structural defects of the teeth is not an easy matter. The use of.

Figure 1. SEM of G-ænial Universal Flo (GC America). INTRODUCTION Results from the US National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey1 show that caries.

INTRODUCTION A Brief Review of the PFM Restoration Used for more than 60 years, PFM restorations provide a functional and stable treatment option.1.

INTRODUCTION The number of dental materials available to today’s practitioner has increased significantly during the last 10 years.1,2 The advancement of new materials.

INTRODUCTION As dentists, one challenge that we are faced with these days is the constant barrage of marketing involving an ever-growing list of.

INTRODUCTION Choice is a wonderful thing, but what happens when you have too many choices? Usually, having too many choices leads to confusion.

INTRODUCTION The ability to transform a patient’s smile and function could not be any more exciting and fun for a dentist than it.

INTRODUCTION Indirect restorations require some type of impressions in order to be fabricated. Stone replicas made from the impressions have been used in.