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No More Gold Composite Instruments

By Lee Ann Brady on 03.19.17

Over the years I have had a love hate relationship with composite instruments. In the search for something that the composite did not stick to I have tried the gold tipped variety, the anodized Read More

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Announcing Restorative Nation!

By Lee Ann Brady on 03.02.17

I am excited to announce RestorativeNation.com, a private social network and dental learning community with in-depth educational videos, Curator's video journals, webinars, clinical tips and even Read More

Esthetic Zone Ratios: Part Two

By Lee Ann Brady on 02.12.17

The second of the esthetic zone ratios looks at tooth proportion. Upper anterior teeth look their most esthetic when the ratio comparing width to length is between 70-80%. This proportion can be Read More

Esthetic Zone Ratios: Part One

By Lee Ann Brady on 01.09.17

I had the pleasure this Saturday of attending a full day lecture by Dr. Corky Willhite on transitional Bonding. Corky is one of the dentists I respect the most when it comes to composite education, Read More

New Alternative for Pulp Capping

By Lee Ann Brady on 11.04.16

At a recent lecture I was giving as we went over techniques and materials for pulp capping I got the chance to learn about a great product. An endodontist in the audience asked if I had ever heard of Read More

Composite Blending: Choose Value First

By Lee Ann Brady on 09.15.16

Shade matching is one of the greatest challenges in esthetic dentistry.  The appearance of a tooth is a combination of it’s reflectiveness and translucence, plus the Chroma and hue of the dentin and Read More

Is Your Website Active or Passive?

By Lee Ann Brady on 06.15.16

I think every one today knows they need a website for their dental practice.  The question is how are you using your website and what role does it play for your business. Websites can function as a Read More

Etching Zirconia

By Lee Ann Brady on 06.01.16

We use the term etching in regards to the intaglio of a restoration to describe how we prepare the material before bonding or cementation. The semantics challenge with this is that etching for many of Read More

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The First Question To Ask When Ceramic DeBonds

By Lee Ann Brady on 05.17.16

There are situations in dental practice that we find so disconcerting that it makes it difficult to approach them rationally and scientifically to find a resolution. One of these is when a ceramic Read More

Removing The Guesswork from Dentures

By John Nosti on 02.26.16

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

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