Take 5: 5 Restorative Clinicians’ Take on Evanesce Silk® Nano-Enhanced Universal Restorative
Admin2025-06-26T13:06:17-04:005 Restorative Clinicians' Take on Evanesce Silk® Nano-Enhanced Universal Restorative
5 Restorative Clinicians' Take on Evanesce Silk® Nano-Enhanced Universal Restorative
By Tiffani Dunn, DMD, AAACD
Developing a systematic approach and mastering the techniques for anterior composite restorations can be a gamechanger for the real-world clinician. There are many different and correct approaches to have a predictable outcome.
By Abby L. Dew, DDS
The importance of a temporary cement in setting up an ideal tissue environment before final cementation cannot be underestimated. To ensure a smooth and comfortable transition for the patient, it's crucial to create a functional and accurate provisional that mimic the pre-operative tooth or desired final result.
5 Restorative Clinicians' Take Template® Ultra Quick Matrix Material.
By Nate Lawson, DMD, PhD
What is an universal adhesive? A “universal” adhesive is not a technical term but rather a clinical term. It implies that an adhesive can be used with or without phosphoric acid on dentin or enamel. In scientific writing, these adhesives are sometimes referred to as mild self-etch adhesives because they have a slightly less acidic pH (around 3) than typical self-etch materials (around 2).
5 Dental Professionals Take On Bluewave™ Soft Tissue Diode Laser.
By Matthew R. Miller, DDS
There are many sectional matrix systems on the market today. Are some better than others? What should I be looking for when choosing a sectional matrix system?
With a distinguished career, spanning over three decades, Dr. Pascal Magne, DMD, PhD has dedicated his expertise to shaping the future of dentistry by teaching groundbreaking techniques in biomimetic restorative dentistry to the next generation of dental professionals.
By Anthony Mennito, DMD
In my opinion, we are in a golden age of dentistry. The materials we have at our disposal are incredibly esthetic, increasingly durable, and can be placed with minimal to no removal of healthy tooth structure. So why are we so stressed out all the time?
By Marc Geissberger, DDS, MA, BS, CPT
In general, people are retaining their teeth much longer than decades past. With this increase of tooth retention, the need to maintain and protect teeth has never been greater. Non-carious Class V lesions have become commonplace.