Restorative

Achieving Form and Function for Class II Restorations: A Simplified Technique

With the increased demand for natural-looking restorations, direct resin bonding is performed to conservatively...

Introducing the Clark Class II Restoration

Twenty-five years after their inception, posterior composites remain unpredictable. In comparison to amalgam restorations,...

Patient-Centered Treatment Planning: Part 2

In Part 1 of this series, I discussed many issues related to communicating with...

Making Amalgam Replacement Worry Free

Posterior composite dentistry has become a well-accepted treatment that many practitioners provide. Proper bonding...

Disposable Micro Air Abrasion: A Minimally Invasive Restorative Technique

Minimally invasive restorative dentistry has been described as the management of caries with a...

Replacing a Traditional Stainless Steel Crown With CEREC CAD/CAM Technology

The advent of computer-assisted design and computer-assisted manufacturing (CAD/CAM) has provided dentists with an...

Posterior Composite Dentistry: Contacts That Make Sense

Composite resin shrinkage is the cause of frequent class II open contacts. The scope...

Digital Dental Photo Update 2007 With a Bonus: Advanced Portraiture Made Simple

Another year has gone by since our last peek at several digital photo outfits...

The Vision of Digital Dental Photography

We live in a society that has to see it to believe it. Instant,...

Excellence in Class II Direct Composite Restorations

Restoring a class II preparation with composite resin can be challenging.1 Open contacts, poor...