For practices looking to stay fully digital without the high entry cost of chairside milling, 3D printing offers a powerful and cost-effective alternative to traditional CEREC workflows. Step 1: Scan […]
1) Access to Puck milling. 2) Lower cost of manufacturing per unit ($5-$6 depending on what puck you are using ) 3) Overnight milling if needed. Great for larger cases. […]
Single Implant Placement is a crucial skill for general dentists. My experience improved significantly when I began using guided techniques. This approach boosts confidence, enabling more cases and fewer referrals […]
CEREC is a great tool to restore teeth. However I see a lot of doctors struggle with efficiency during CEREC workflows. In this blog I want to present a simple […]
97 year old patient presented with pain on #24. Tooth was fractured close to the apex. We discussed all options including an implant (patient was not interested due to finances […]
In this day and age of high-strength porcelain and zirconia blocks, this gem of a block goes unnoticed and underused. I am talking about the OG Empress and Empress multi. […]
#1 complaint of cerec users is that Inlays and Onlays don’t fit. #1 reason for the ill fit is a lack of draw amongst the exit angles. If you are a […]
As much as I enjoy doing single centrals I feel like I am never in control. Something will throw a curveball at you and then you have to figure out […]
Basics are often overlooked and ignored in life and dentistry. I have made this mistake several times and hence I would like to share one of the most common mistakes […]
Last week I shared some tips about exit angles for inlays and onlays. Lesser the number of exit angles easier the fit. This week I want to continue to share […]