Our Top 10 Blog Articles of 2021 (and a few you may have missed)
It’s hard to believe 2021 has come and gone. Although the year could best be described as messy, there are a lot of lessons we are grateful for. We want … Continued
It’s hard to believe 2021 has come and gone. Although the year could best be described as messy, there are a lot of lessons we are grateful for. We want … Continued
I have been asked over the years; Do I need to have a Fully Adjustable Articulator?
The short answer is no, unless. . .
There are times when work manufactured by a lab tech needs to incorporate jaw movement that is closer to true patient movements.
Articulators are designed to have either “open fossa” or “closed tracking” condylar guidance.
My goal is to put your mind at ease and hopefully help you make an articulator selection that will be perfectly suited to your needs.
With each case, your goal is to deliver a case that is beautiful, requires minimal adjustments, and has immediate patient acceptance. It is important to include a face-bow registration to ensure you are replicating the movements of the mandible as it relates to the patient.
There are dozens of books, videos, articles, eBooks, blogs and live courses that cover the subject in detail, so I thought I would offer some of the ones I feel do a great job of explaining this most important subject. It won’t matter whether you are a novice or an experienced expert, these resources offer a lot of valuable information.