Content Library
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Review of cone beam computed tomography guidelines in North America
The aim of this article is to investigate, study, and summarize cone beam computed tomography (CBCT)-related guidelines offered by relevant organizations and associations within North America to provide the dental practitioner a clearer direction on the practice of CBCT-related procedures in North America. Read More...
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Learn How 3D CBCT Systems Add More Dentistry to your Practice
3D CBCT systems can provide you, the dentist, with the clearer images you need to diagnose better, demonstrate to patients the need for treatment, and gain greater patient acceptance. Are you ready to take your practice to the next dimension? Read More...
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Does Your Dental Stool Have Your Back?
If you’ve ever suffered from back pain, you know that it can affect your mood, sleep, work, and overall quality of life. What you may not know is that the design of your dental stool can have a direct impact on how your back feels at the end of each working day. Read More...
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Building or Remodeling a Dental Practice?
Building an office may be the largest investment you can make in your career. To maximize that investment, it’s wise to first answer vital questions regarding your budget, location, practice size, patient load, and future goals. What are those questions? We talked with Ben Oliver, an Equipment Sales Specialist who has been involved with nearly 50 new practice builds, to dig into the questions every dentist should ask before building a new building. Read More...
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The Right Dental Chair Can Move Your Practice Forward
A dental practice literally revolves around the dental chair—every patient sits in one, whether it’s for a routine check-up or an extensive implant procedure. As a vital piece of equipment, your dental chair should enable you to perform your work safely, efficiently and comfortably.
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Five Reasons to Incorporate 3D Imaging in your Dental Practice
If you are in general dentistry, you may think 3D imaging isn’t necessary for the care you provide. However, this robust technology provides powerful benefits you might not have considered. As high-tech solutions are increasingly expected by your patients, this is a good time to take a fresh look at how a 3D cone beam could benefit your practice. Read More...
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A patient-calibrated individual wax-up as an essential tool for planning and creating a patient-oriented treatment concept for pathological tooth wear
Tooth wear is generally a physiological process; however, it can also be a pathological condition associated with attrition, abrasion, and erosion processes in which the quantity of tooth loss is atypical for the patient’s age. Read More...
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3D Imaging: Is it for Every Dental Practice?
Versatile and powerful, cone beam units are moving into more general dentistry practices because they simply help all doctors in all specialties do what they do best even better – deliver high-quality health care in a high-tech, convenient, comfortable way to patients with more accurate results and solutions. Read More...
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A Diamond in the Rough
In 2013, Dr. Keefe graduated from dental school and began looking for a practice to purchase. He was in search of an existing practice with a skilled practitioner and a solid patient base. What he found was a diamond in the rough that gave him plenty of little projects—dental and otherwise. Read More...
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Good Ergonomics Saved His Back—and His Practice
Musculoskeletal disorders are the leading cause of early retirement among dentists—and Dr. Keith Henderson was seriously considering a career change, even though he loved dentistry. Fortunately, he found a solution that literally saved his career. Read More...