In the first segment of this series Rob Maatta of Gold Dust Dental Lab and I answered the question "are there any key things you can suggest to dentists to improve the quality of their lab processed Read More

By Lee Ann Brady
In the first segment of this series Rob Maatta of Gold Dust Dental Lab and I answered the question "are there any key things you can suggest to dentists to improve the quality of their lab processed Read More
By Lee Ann Brady
One of the cornerstones of providing exquisite restorative results for our patients is a dental laboratory that can capture our vision for the patient, has the skill to execute that vision and is Read More
By Lee Ann Brady
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
By John Nosti
Ideally we want is for our patients to come for their insert appointment with gorgeous tissue. We don’t want any issues or complications for our day of ceramics, a fundamental key to success Read More
By Lee Ann Brady
For all the years I have used sectional matrix bands to place class two composite restorations I have struggled with placing the matrix band between the teeth effectively and efficiently. I have tried Read More
By Lee Ann Brady
Indirect restorations are the mainstay of most general practices. Deciding whether to take triple tray or full arch impressions is a process that represents the classic dilemma we all face. It feels Read More
By Lee Ann Brady
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
By Eric Jones
This video is part of a series called "2 Minutes 2 Your Best Practice", where Dr. Eric Jones looks at practice management advice that will be the key to creating the practice you desire. In this Read More
By Lee Ann Brady
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
By Lee Ann Brady
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