Restorative Direct Articles
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The History and Evolution of Direct Composites
Improved physical and mechanical properties drive innovation
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Composite and Adhesive Dentistry: A Conservative Approach
Material advancements increase the options for direct restorations
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Management of the Incisal Edge
The key to functional and esthetic success in anterior restorations
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Modern Minimally Invasive Dentistry
New technology and materials allow clinicians to "think outside the dental box"
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Burs and Diamonds: An Overview of the Options
Blade configuration, diamond grit, and head angling are key
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Tooth Whitening Options to Enhance Patient Care
Product selection and delivery method are best determined by clinicians
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Handpieces: An Overview of the Options
Speed, torque, load, and weight are defining factors
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Adhesive Cementation Redefined
Options abound, but versatility, ease of use, and high bond strength remain key
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The Evolution of Dental Ceramics
Understanding the choices for providing esthetic and sufficiently strong restorations
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The Bonded Functional Esthetic Prototype: Part 2
Part 2 of this article moves beyond the rationale for the BFEP and outlines the process and procedure.
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Putting It Together: Integrating New Digital and Restorative Options
The strengths and weaknesses of popular ceramic restorative materials and today's technology
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Caries Crisis Management in Children: Interim Solutions
Using resin-modified glass-ionomer as an interim tooth repair solution for restoring primary teeth
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Question: What is the latest thinking on fast-curing composites?
Issues related to the use of fast, high-power curing lights and light exposure times of less than 10 seconds
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Curing Lights
The features and benefits of current curing lights
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Minimum Dentistry, Maximum Results
Minimally invasive dentistry combining enameloplasty with other restorative procedures
