Holistic Dentistry – Living Well In Every Season of Life – Michelle Jorgensen: Ep #558
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The Patient First Podcast Episode 183: Where Fungi Meets Flossing—The Intersection of Wellness, Nutrition, and Dentistry
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Micro Moves That Beat Burnout (E.307)
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Understanding The Best Practices for Maintaining Healthy Gums
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Highlighting patient care in a complex implant case
Shi Karim and his patient discuss a recent implant case and the entire practice team’s award-winning approach to patient care. This male patient came as a referral from another practice seeking treatment to restore his smile. He communicated feeling self-conscious about speaking, smiling and showing his teeth in general. He had started to find it…
Dentistry Live: mastering the root canal workflow
Join Dr William Holme and Dr Julian Webber on Thursday 13 November at 7pm as they demonstrate practical, evidence-based root canal strategies. Root canal treatment remains one of the most technically demanding procedures in dentistry, with each stage carrying its own potential challenges and complications, and let’s face it, it isn’t the most glamorous or…
When will the first removable braces be introduced?
Brain of the Week – History The post When will the first removable braces be introduced? appeared first on Solventum Dental Blog.
Clinical Case: Total-etch adhesive cementation of a zirconia Maryland bridge
Using 3M™ Scotchbond™ Universal Plus Adhesive, 3M™ Filtek™ Universal Restorative. The post Clinical Case: Total-etch adhesive cementation of a zirconia Maryland bridge appeared first on Solventum Dental Blog.
Why is a fully-trained dentist working in McDonald’s?
Gaby Bissett speaks to Ahmed Yassen about his frustrations with the overseas registration exam (ORE) and the impact it is having on UK dentistry. Ahmed Yassen graduated with a degree in dentistry from Pharos University, Egypt, in 2018. He went on to obtain his master’s in oral implant dentistry in 2022. But today, he works…
Technology for same-day 3D-printed zirconia restorations developed
Permanent crowns, bridges and veneers can now be 3D printed in zirconia at patients’ chairside within the same day. Researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas are working to make newly-developed technology commercially available which will allow all-ceramic restorations to be rapidly 3D printed in dental practices. Dr Majid Minary is a professor of…