The decision to intervene on an existing dental restoration is not always straightforward. While secondary caries, marginal deterioration, fractures, and persistent symptoms can indicate restoration failure, not every clinical imperfection warrants complete replacement.For practicing dentists,...  Read More
Dental fillings are designed to restore damaged teeth, but they are not necessarily permanent. Years of chewing forces, temperature changes, wear and changes in the surrounding tooth structure can eventually affect even a restoration that has performed well for a long time.When an older filling...  Read More
Postoperative sensitivity following placement of a direct composite restoration is a familiar clinical problem. In many cases, mild sensitivity is transient and resolves without intervention. In others, persistent or worsening symptoms may indicate an occlusal problem, compromised adhesive...  Read More
Dental restorations are not expected to remain unchanged indefinitely. Composite resins can stain or chip, amalgam margins may deteriorate, and restorations of any material can develop defects as they are exposed to years of occlusal forces and changes in the surrounding tooth structure. The...  Read More
Mastering The Modern Composite: Layering Techniques That Mimic Natural Enamel
Many dentists struggle to make composite restorations look like real enamel. Using modern layering techniques can help copy the natural layers of teeth. This blog will show you simple methods for mastering the modern composite and achieving lifelike results in your dental practice. Understanding...  Read More
Tooth decay is considered a widespread disease, as around 90% of people are affected by it. Tooth decay bacteria eat through the enamel and create holes in the teeth. Dental fillings were developed to prevent them from penetrating the dentin (tooth bone) and possibly the nerve. The dental fillings...  Read More
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