Ronald Goldstein, DDS Dr. Ronald Goldstein is currently Clinical Professor of Oral Rehabilitation at the Medical College of Georgia School of Dent... [read more]
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Tooth Preparation and Dentin Protection in Fixed Prosthodontics Dr. Jose Padros outlines an excellent review of the keys to a systematic approach to tooth preparation in fixed prosthodontics.
The Invisible Posterior Composite Restoration Pt 1 Posterior bonded restorations provide the most conservative option to rebuild teeth.
Minimal Intervention in Cosmetic Dentistry Achieving Maximum Esthetics with Direct Resin
The Use of Composite Resin in Esthetic Dentistry By completing this course you will receive 1 CEU.
Planning & Finishing Techniques Longevity and optimal aesthetics are critical aspects to consider when planning for direct composite resin restorations. While strength, wear resistance, and superior micromechanical retention are typically associated with functional durability, during the planning stage clinicians must equally consider aesthetic longevity, which includes retension of the original morphology, color stability, stain resistance, and marginal adaptation. To ensure optimum results for direct composite resin restorations,…
Prosthetic Gingival Reconstruction in the Fixed Partial Restoration - Part 2: Diagnosis and Treatment Planning This second article on the use of artificial gingiva in fixed partial restorations focuses on diagnosis and treatment planning.
The Centripetal Build-Up for Composite Resin Posterior Restorations This paper introduces a new technique for creating Class II posterior composite restorations - the centripetal build-up. This technique replaces the lost tooth structure from the periphery towards the center of the cavity, thereby achieving better marginal adaptation to the gingival floor. Since overfilling is rare, rotary finishing is minimized. This method allows the creation of long-term aesthetic posterior composite restorations, while utilizing conventional auxiliary (ie, metal matrix bands…
