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Lips At Rest

Is The Diagnosis a Hypermobile Lip?

By Lee Ann Brady on 11.22.11

[/caption] It is common for patients to present with what dental professionals would call a "gummy" smile. This appearance of excessive gingiva above the cervical of the maxillary anterior teeth in Read More

Inadequate Display At Rest

Treatment Planning Begins With Incisal Edge Position

By Lee Ann Brady on 11.14.11

[/caption] I had the pleasure of joining in for an evening Seattle Study Club meeting last week in Woodinville, WA. The evening was a great opportunity to connect and learn. The focus of the Read More

Lateral Pterygoid Muscle

Joint Pain On Movement

By Lee Ann Brady on 11.08.11

[/caption] Getting to the bottom of jaw or muscle pain is about putting together the pieces of a puzzle, which is made of the signs, symptoms and diagnostic findings. During a pre-clinical Read More

Lateral Cephalometric Radiograph

Comprehensive Exams For Teens?

By Lee Ann Brady on 10.06.11

I have had three cases in the last week that have made me look again at the idea of completing a comprehensive exam on my teenage patients. The cases that have brought this to the front of my thinking Read More

Buccal Occluded photo showing recurrent decay under anterior bridge abutment

What’s Under The Old Crown?

By Lee Ann Brady on 08.19.11

One of the most complex pieces of treatment planning occurs when I have to replace old restorative dentistry. The challenge comes from the uncertainty around the actual condition of the tooth. Knowing Read More

Panorex showing fractured central incisor

Using Extrusion to Save Teeth

By Lee Ann Brady on 08.17.11

It can be a very distressing scenario when a patient is seen in the office after fracturing off an incisor. The thought of losing a tooth is tough in any situation, but it is more devastating when the Read More

Horizontal Root Fractures in Kids

By Lee Ann Brady on 06.04.11

One of the most distressing situations is when young patients show up in my office after a traumatic injury with fractured upper anterior teeth. The balance between reassuring parents, managing the Read More

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