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Air Abrasion Made Easy

By Lee Ann Brady on 04.03.18

I am a big fan of chair-side air abrasion. It is an incredible clinical tool to clean temporary cement off a tooth prior to adhesively placing a final restoration, prepare certain restorative Read More

ceramic Veneerlay Prep

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

Universal Dentin Adhesives

By Lee Ann Brady on 07.15.14

The recent launch of Ivoclar's Adhese Universal adds to the growing category of materials known as "Universal Adhesives".  In general when I hear the word universal I assume it is a product that can Read More

Understanding DeBonded Restorations

By Lee Ann Brady on 03.12.13

A common scenario dentist’s share with me is the debonding of a porcelain veneer, and they are baffled by how it happened. In the situation I am thinking of, all of the bonding resin stays behind and Read More

Resin Bonded Bridge, One Wing or Two?

By Lee Ann Brady on 10.30.12

Resin bonded bridges, often known as Maryland bridges, have had a bad reputation over the years. The are very challenging to do well and reach your esthetic and functional goals and lastly feel Read More

Conservative Anterior Veneers & Total Etch

By Lee Ann Brady on 09.25.12

For a long time I have felt that both total-etch and self-etch techniques can be used based on the clinical circumstances and the clinician's preference. This past weekend I added another indication Read More

e.max, Should You Bond or Cement?

By Lee Ann Brady on 09.04.12

e.max by Ivoclar ( lithium Disilicate) has rapidly become one of my favorite materials over the last five years. Not only do I use it for about 95% of the posterior restorations in my practice, but I Read More

Combating Bond Degradation

By Lee Ann Brady on 07.12.12

[/caption] In yesterday's post I discussed the concept of bond degradation, which is the loss of bond strength over time after a restoration is placed. One of the processes we have become aware of Read More

Etched and Unetched Dentin

Bond Degradation, Now What?

By Lee Ann Brady on 07.11.12

Over the last year, more and more frequently when I do research or attend lectures on adhesive dentistry the term bond degradation comes up. It seems like a shift int he conversation that i have been Read More

Self-Etching Self-Priming Resin Cements

By Lee Ann Brady on 04.26.12

Self-Etching Self-Priming resin cements, better known as "cem's", are a very popular option for placing indirect restorations. Dentists have jumped on board with this category of cement because of Read More

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