Restorative Dentistry

This efficient and compact firing unit is designed to meet the needs of chairside milling dentists.

The ceramic-based flowable base restorative is the fourth product release in the Admira Fusion nano-ORMOCER product line.

The VPS impression material is said to offer optimized timing that provides up to two minutes of adjustable working time.

One dentist shares how chairside CAD/CAM dentistry can lead to more precise restorations.

From ensuring precise composite color matching to offering in-office teeth whitening, cosmetic dentistry can take your practice to the next level.

Why one doctor uses this universal adhesive from Kuraray Noritake Dental.

When it comes to restorations, practice, a little know-how and the right materials make perfect.

The new material is designed to provide superior strength and exquisite esthetics.

How one dentist uses this cement to reduce patient sensitivity and increase office efficiency.

One clinician’s perspective on Celtra Press.

Why supra-nano filled composites like Estelite Sigma Quick are a great option for young patients.

Why one clinician prefers to use this material to take great impressions the first time.

One dentist showcases how the Planmeca Emerald can be used to create same-day, all-ceramic, full-coverage onlays.

How retraction pastes can be used to great effect in restorations.

How one dental lab is using multiple Formlabs 3D printers to improve workflows as well as outcomes.

Grandio blocs are said to offer physical properties that mimic human dentition.

Taking a look at the 10 most-viewed how-tos this year.

Putting in ‘ideal’ crowns without considering other factors can lead to restoration failure.

One clinician discusses techniques for optimal dental cement selection.

Why crown cutters from Komet USA LLC are ideal for working with different restorative materials.

With a new Shade Detection tool, the latest Sirona Connect software supports dentists in selecting the suitable shade for a restoration.

Are you committing these composite faux pas in your practice?

The material reportedly offers higher wear resistance and increased radiopacity compared to the original formulation.

The composite is uniquely designed with SphereTEC filler technology.

Dr. Cory Glenn demonstrates how to use the restorative material for esthetic composite restorations. Full-mouth rehabilitation can be one of the most intimidating procedures for many dentists. Practitioners are often unsure where to start or what end point they should be working towards.

The newest leading bulk fills are simple, esthetic and long-lasting, but they still require the clinician’s focus.

The polishers are designed as a two-step system for zirconia finishing and polishing.