I recently watched a curator journal from my friend Dr. Chris Catalano on Restorative Nation about the many roles the tongue plays in oral health and breathing. Having completed some training in sleep Read More
Removing The Guesswork from Dentures
Dentures can pose many difficulties to dentists, who may find the process involves too much guesswork and frustration. In order to improve your experience in all aspects of the treatment process, I’ve Read More
Incisal Edge Anatomy
Anterior teeth have a complex incisal edge anatomy that creates both the esthetic appearance of the tooth and the function of the upper and lower incisors against one another. Often in both ceramics Read More
Customizing the Condylar Angle the Easy Way
The angle of the eminence works hand in hand with the angle of the anterior guidance to create the posterior excursive disclusion or interferences. On an articulator often we set the angle of the Read More
Occlusion? Why?
I'll admit that for a portion of my professional career I didn't think twice about occlusion. Today occlusion is as well integrated into my thought process as caries, perio or restorative Read More
Composite Ball Centric Relation Bite Record
Capturing an accurate centric relation bite record can be challenging and sometimes frustrating. Simplifying this process, and doing it with confidence has been about two components in my practice. Read More
Quicksplint
Now that I have Quicksplint's in the office I am not sure how I practiced before them. A QuickSplint is a plastic shell designed by Dr. Brad Eli, that fits over the anterior teeth from canine to Read More
Kois Dentofacial Analyzer: How To Video
Accurately transferring a maxillary model in three planes of space to an articulator is essential for predictability and accuracy whether we are using the models for diagnostic or restorative Read More
Stabilizer for Mounting Lower Models
One of the things that I value about continuing dental education is the opportunity to spend time with other dentists, as I always learn something I can bring back to my office. Recently while Read More
Understanding Joint Sounds
Joint Noises are evidence of a change in the relationship between the disc and the head of the condyle int he Temporomandibular joint. Disc position is an important diagnostic finding that assesses Read More
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