Use a Laser to Replace a Fractured Solid Zirconia Crown
Figure 1: A 50-year-old male patient presented with a fractured CAD/CAM Zirconia crown. Figure 2: The laser removed the crown No. 31 fragment.
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Use a Laser to Replace a Fractured Solid Zirconia Crown
Figure 1: A 50-year-old male patient presented with a fractured CAD/CAM Zirconia crown. Figure 2: The laser removed the crown No. 31 fragment.
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ADA Approves Code for Canary System
The ADA has approved the addition of a procedure and billing code for caries detection for its 2017 ADA Fee Guide. The code,.
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Use Photos and Video to Engage Your Patients in Their Care
Technology has the capability of opening up the lines of communications between dentists and their patients. It’s hard to fully comprehend a problem.
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LSK121 Celebrates Two Decades of Service
This year, LSK121 Oral Prosthetics celebrates 20 years of providing world-class laboratory services to dentists throughout North America. LSK121 drives innovation among dental.
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Research Examines Cost-Effectiveness of Caries Treatments
When you need to treat primary molars with cavitated carious lesions and sensible (vital) asymptomatic pulps, you may have three choices: conventional excavation.
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Patented Ivocerin Initiator Advances Bulk Fill Composite
Ivoclar Vivadent’s recently introduced Tetric EvoCeram® Bulk Fill represents a significant advancement in resin-based filling materials and an entirely new technology for the.
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The Aurum Ceramic Implant-Based Restoration Warranty Program
Spokane – November 1, 2011 – Now get up to five years protection against normal wear and tear with the Aurum Ceramic Implant-Based.
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Vident Kicks Off New Vitablocs For Life Campaign
(Brea, CA) – Vident is pleased to announce the launch of its new VITABLOCS FOR LIFE Campaign. To help promote the proven features.
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Study of Dentists’ Usage of Amalgam Reveals Unexpected Results
American dentists are utilizing more amalgam restorations than composites, according to the results of two studies in the June issue of the Journal.
