It’s vitally important to have properly trained digital workflow clinical team members. This is THE #1 ingredient to having a successful, efficient, and FUN digital dentistry practice. With the continued mass migration into digital dentistry, and the rise of “SMART” technology, it can be all too easy forget about the “human factor”. While it is … Continued
Interestingly, it seems the more you know, the more you realize what you don’t know. In support of continuing education, we’d like to recognize the National Board for Certification (NBC) in Dental Laboratory Technician for creating an environment for lab techs to take their skills to the next level and receive recognition for what they … Continued
Since the Covid pandemic started, some dental patients are becoming concerned about bacteria. This new awareness of the link between dental appliances and bacteria can be an opportunity for the Dental Office and Labs. Why? Because people are now more receptive than ever to listening to suggestions for better oral appliance hygiene and care. It … Continued
Many dentists are learning more about sleep disordered breathing, and hearing discussions on screening for airway. Some have attended a mini residency program or boot camp, but still have unanswered questions. In many ways, adding dental sleep medicine to a practice can feel like one is running two businesses. While they may start with the … Continued
Wondering more about dentistry & sleep disordered breathing? Ken Berley created a program of his experiences as an attorney & practicing sleep medicine dentist.
With toothpaste, abrasive value is a very important tool to compare different pastes, because the patient uses one every day. Pumice pastes and toothpastes remove build up and clean the teeth, but not all pastes are equal. Read the blog to see what the differences are.
In today’s dental lab finding the little things, such as incremental sales, can help to fill the void of the reducing profits of the high dollar products.
With removable cases, the lower is often the greatest source of headache. The suction we rely on to retain the upper denture is often just not there in the lower.
The most common product used for polishing acrylic has typically been pumice. However, you don’t have to choose either flour pumice or Dazzle PS. Here’s why.
Chairside vs lab process soft denture liner has been the topic of many conversations, but there are certain cases when one is better than the other.