Direct interproximal space closure – Technique and success rates The direct interproximal space closure for dental crowns is a technique that is simple and cost-effective. Unfortunately it is not a technique that is chosen very often. What does it mean when we say direct interproximal space closure? We are referring to closing a space between […]
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What to do if your front two teeth are broken? Breaking your front two teeth can be a shocking and stressful experience. Whether it’s due to a fall, accident, or biting into something too hard, the appearance and function of your smile can be significantly affected. Fortunately, modern dentistry offers several solutions to restore your […]
How to Take an Impression for a Dental Crown Attached to a Partial Denture If you are doing a dental crown under a partial denture the best thing to do is call your lab and ask how they like to do it. Ask what they need, because every lab is different it is usually best […]
How to Remove a Dental Bridge Using a WAM Key: A Step-by-Step Guide Wam keys are a great tool to remove dental bridges traumatically. While any dentist can quickly and efficiently remove a dental bridge, there is a specialized tool called a WAM Key that allows for safe bridge removal without excessive force. This blog […]
Overcoming Common Dental Crown Seat Problems As dentists, a crown seat problem is common place. We often encounter a range of complexities when it comes to cementing dental crowns. While dental crowns are effective solutions for restoring severely damaged or decayed teeth, the process can sometimes be riddled with issues that can compromise the crown’s […]
Revolutionizing Dentistry: The Rise of 3D Printed Dental Crowns 3D printing of dental crowns has a good chance of being the future of dental care. Are we there yet though? What Are 3D Printed Dental Crowns? Dental crowns are a common restorative solution we use to cover damaged teeth, restore their function, and improve their […]
All things dental milling Ever wonder why those crowns that are from an in office mill lack anatomy and often do not fit as well? Me too. This is a work in progress and is just my notes for now. Dental milling limitations Whenever milling a dental crown or framework you have limitations due to […]
Case of the week Do you have worn down teeth? Worn down teeth, especially the front teeth, is a concern that many people have with the look of their smile. The reasons your teeth have worn down is likely multi-factorial but nearly all involve some sort of teeth grinding. Before and after photos Sharon was […]
What is a spring cantilever bridge? A spring cantilever bridge is one of those things that you might run into once in your career. They were never popular even in pre-dental implant days, but had their place. Spring cantilever bridge rationale The spring cantilever bridge replaces a single upper tooth that is lost. It can […]
Do you always need crown after root canal? Need crown after root canal from your dentist? Are you being told that you have to have a dental crown after completing a root canal? Find out when you do need one and when you may not. Also find out what your crown options are. Which teeth […]