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Having primary stability is one of the keys to dental implant success. There’s nothing more nerve-racking than upon implant insertion following your osteotomy, that you’re implant […]

We are all familiar with Ray and Tropes’s article (1995) that concluded that the coronal seal is more important than the endodontic treatment itself in the […]

It’s happened to most of us. You’re already running late into the appointment. There’s a crying baby in the waiting room. The patient’s anesthesia is wearing […]

If you’ve been in practice for a while, you’ll notice that your patients are living longer. They’re becoming diabetic. They’re developing heart disease. And often, they’re […]

Coumadin. Plavix. Pradaxa. You’ve seen these patients before. And surprise — they’ve been booked in for an extraction! Previously, we stopped anticoagulants prior to any oral surgery because […]

If you’ve seen any clinical cases on Facebook with implants, you’ll often see clinicians using and raving about PRF and other similar complicated abbreviations. So here’s […]

Why are clinicians leaving a root fragment in the buccal aspect of a socket — and then PLACING an implant against it? Why on earth would anyone do […]

So you’ve placed your implant and healing abutment. Now you have to reposition the soft tissue. The hard work is not done. You’ll soon realize, that […]

Let’s set the record straight: a Vertical Preparation is simply a crown preparation without a defined finish line — so your knife edge, feather edge, or shoulder-less margin. […]