Posts and Core Buildups in the 21st Century
Drs. William C. Strupp, Jr, and Michael W. Brumm follow the outcome of 65,000 units and look at the clinical protocols on how best to restore badly broken-down teeth.
A Simplified and Predictable Approach to Crestal Sinus Elevation
Drs. Sean W. Meitner and Gregori M. Kurtzman describe a technique using a diagnostic CBCT stent, virtual planning, and a surgical guide to allow a flapless approach to sinus elevation.
Dr. Nate Farley shows us that by using software and 3D printers, an interim prosthesis can be seated on the day of surgery. This process eliminates many pitfalls of trying to create temporaries before the visit.
Three-Dimensional Printing in Combined Orthodontic and Restorative Treatment
Dr. Julia Latham shares the benefits of 3D printing, including streamlining workflow and lab work, reducing rework and shipping expenses, and providing a more predictable result with greater control.
2 CE CREDITS – Myth of the “J-Shaped” Lesion
Dr. Joseph C. Stern looks at the association of radiographically diagnosed “J-shaped” lesions and root fractures to dispel the myth that root fracture is the primary cause of a J-shaped lesion. The article is peer-reviewed and available for 2 CE credits.
FOCUS ON: Data Breaches and HIPAA
Josh Brower, DDS, discusses legal questions that you need to know to ask regarding your data.
