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White Spot Lesions & ICON

By Lee Ann Brady on 04.06.18

White spot lesions can be very frustrating for us as well as our patients. Over the years I have tried many solutions with marginal results and predictability. This year I have ben using a new product Read More

Smile Design Violation #2: The Reverse Smile

By Jason Olitsky on 01.08.16

#2 from this incredible series of blog posts by my friend Dr. Jason Olitsky where he looks at the common mistakes in esthetic dentistry! When evaluating the esthetic principles inherent to Read More

Violations of Smile Design #1: A Crooked Smile

By Jason Olitsky on 10.02.15

I had to share this incredible series of blog posts by my friend Dr. Jason Olitsky where he looks at the common mistakes in esthetic dentistry! When evaluating the esthetic principles inherent to Read More

Shrink Wrap Veneer Provisional Technique Video

By Lee Ann Brady on 04.12.15

The shrink wrap technique for veneer provisionals has become my favorite. Over the years I have tried direct and indirect techniques, both of which require a great deal of time, are technique Read More

Taking A Lips At Rest Photo

By Lee Ann Brady on 09.23.14

The "Lips at Rest" or "Emma" photograph is a foundational image in dental treatment planning. This image along with the patient's age and gender is used to determine the proposed position of the Read More

Shrink Wrap Veneer Provisionals

By Lee Ann Brady on 03.04.14

Fabricating provisionals for anterior veneers can be one of the most challenging of our clinical procedures. For some it is such a challenge that they hesitate to offer veneers to their patients. Read More

The Silicone Provisional Matrix Improved

By Lee Ann Brady on 02.05.14

Making a silicone matrix to fabricate provisional has several goals and they include accurate replication of the model being used to form the matrix and efficiency in fabricating the provisional. One Read More

Veneer Provisionals & Bisacryl Set Time

By Lee Ann Brady on 09.04.13

Making provisionals for veneers can be one of the most challenging pieces of the restoration, so much so that many dentist shy away from recommending veneers. there are many techniques for veneer Read More

Air Abrasion For Margin Repair

By Lee Ann Brady on 04.17.13

From time to time we can help our patients extend the lifespan of an indirect restoration. Today was one of those days. On a lower left first molar all ceramic crown a patient presented with a Read More

Spot Etching & Cementing Provisionals

By Lee Ann Brady on 04.09.13

More and more in my practice my preparations are partial coverage. Our ability to use all ceramic restorative solutions and adhesive bonding to seat have allowed this increased conservation of tooth Read More

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