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The importance of radiopacity in dental adhesives

Radiolucency under an existing restoration can lead to misdiagnosis. Help cut down on unnecessary restorative rework by choosing a radiopaque…

What’s in your composite? Get filled in on fillers.

Microfill, hybrid or nanocomposite? Find out how your composite composition – and filler particle size – could be impacting the…

Choose clinical success: 3M™ Scotchbond™ Universal Plus Adhesive

When choosing a new universal adhesive for your office, you have a lot to consider – including clinical history. Take…

How to reduce post-operative sensitivity and improve results with universal adhesives

Despite how far dentistry has come, post-operative sensitivity is still a common complaint after restorative procedures. However, there are steps…

Prevent, protect, treat: Treatment options for Molar Incisor Hypomineralization

How often do you encounter Molar Incisor Hypomineralization (MIH) in your practice? While often overlooked, MIH affects 13-14 % of…

Bulk Fill composites: Considerations and keys to success

Curing lights, prep depth, material viscosity – do you know all the factors that can impact the success of your…

What’s in Your Composite? Monomers Unmasked.

In the recipe for restorative success, you need the right ingredients – and that means monomers that work together to…

A Scientific View on the Dos and Don’ts of Self-adhesive Cementation

Self-adhesive cements are designed to be easy to use, versatile and simple. But simplicity is often more than meets the…

A look into the Tooth. Conceptual Basis for a Successful Post and Core Reconstruction.

Under the right circumstances, post and core reconstruction can be an excellent option following a root canal. And as with…