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Pride Institute's "Best of Class" 2014: SonicFill makes for faster, easier restorations [VIDEO]
July 14th 2014The Pride Institute's "Best of Class" Technology Awards represent an initiative to promote innovation in new and existing dental technology companies, providing a means through which the organization can educate those in the dental profession to use technology more effectively.
The important role that technology can and should play every day for dental hygienists [VIDEO]
June 27th 2014There’s no question that technology plays a big role every day for today’s dental hygienist … but are there pieces of technology that hygienists could add to their arsenal or use more effectively in the battle against oral disease?
The 3 most common battles within the dental practice ... and how to overcome them
June 27th 2014Working as a consultant to dental practices around the country, I have seen way too many times a solid dental business torn apart at the seams because of inner struggles. In this article, I want to expose the three most common battles I have seen, as well as offer my suggestions on how to eliminate those problems if you’re currently struggling with them.
How to create accurate crown and bridge impressions with Aquasil Ultra [VIDEO]
June 27th 2014Despite advancements in almost every facet of impression-making, from materials to hemostatic agents to cords and retraction paste, achieving accurate impressions of crown and bridge preparations can be frustrating for practicing dentists.
How to succeed with implementation of dental practice management software [VIDEO]
June 25th 2014I recently did a podcast with Dayna Johnson, a practice management consultant and dental software implementation and training expert with Rae Dental Management. In the podcast, we discussed best practices and how to succeed with a dental software implementation.
How to complete ceramic-inlay, partial-crown preps with Expert Kit 4562ST [VIDEO]
June 16th 2014The Expert Kit 4562ST from Komet USA contains three newly developed diamond instruments that incorporate depth markers (indicated by the letter “D” for “depth” in the reference number). These marks indicate the required minimal occlusal thickness for successful all-ceramic restorations, including those fabricated with CAD/CAM techniques.