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Suturing: Dr. Silverstein’s Rule of Three’s

By Lee Ann Brady on 12.10.13

I have been on a journey recently to improve my surgical skills and knowledge, and to this end I have been taking CE courses focused on surgery and doing a lot of reading. Dr. Lee Silverstein is a Read More

Planning for Future Implants

By Lee Ann Brady on 12.04.13

Often implant reconstruction is approached as an all or nothing proposition. The challenge with this approach is implant dentistry is costly and for many patients their financial constraints result in Read More

Happy Thanksgiving

By Lee Ann Brady on 11.28.13

With another year almost at an end the last few weeks are a time to celebrate, enjoy family and give thanks. Read More

Do Your Patient Reviews Capture Your Vision

By Lee Ann Brady on 10.15.13

In today's world of social media, marketing and search engine optimization accumulating online reviews from patients is critical. I often hear dentists discussing many topics related to online reviews Read More

A Nightguard Your Patients Will Wear

By Lee Ann Brady on 10.04.13

Any of you who regularly read my blog know I regularly treat TMD in my practice, both occluso-muscle disorders and joint issues. The first line of defense for many of these patients is an occlusal Read More

In Office Soft Relines

By Lee Ann Brady on 08.06.13

Removable has not always been my favorite of the procedures that I offer to my patients. In light of that over the years I am always looking for better techniques and better materials that improve the Read More

Invisalign Trays & Fluoride

By Lee Ann Brady on 07.30.13

I have been doing Invisalign routinely in my office for many years. Depending on the individual patient I sometimes see a chalky look to the teeth. It is very similar to the appearance that teeth get Read More

Denture Impression Border Molding

By Lee Ann Brady on 07.24.13

In dental school I learned to take a denture impression by first creating the border molding in segments with red stick compound. Still a valid technique many of us use more modern materials today for Read More

Ferrule: Do You Have Enough?

By Lee Ann Brady on 07.19.13

The restorability and longevity of anterior restorations on teeth with endodontic treatment and post & cores depends on ferrule. So what is ferrule? Ferrule is the amount of tooth structure on the Read More

Plumbers Tape & Screw Access Holes

By Lee Ann Brady on 07.08.13

One of the challenges I run into with implant dentistry is managing the crew access holes. Now we all hope to fill them once and then never have to get to the head of the screw again, but this is Read More

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