Have you noticed the shift in dentistry? Patients expect their dental care to be easier, delivered in a shorter treatment time, and painless. As clinicians, we understand the benefits of conservative restorative approaches and want to promote them at every opportunity. Given the advancement of early diagnostics, minimal intervention becomes even more paramount using cutting-edge technology. This CE webinar will discuss guiding principles for contemporary adhesive preparations using as little intervention as possible utilizing a new roll-out class of minimally invasive dental burs that provide a major impact. Learn how these burs can navigate a variety of current dental materials and tooth anatomy.
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Increasing costs...shrinking insurance reimbursements...and high student debt. In today's dental world, optimal dental care must come with optimized process. In this CE webinar, join us and learn how to maximize your people, your process, and your productivity. Leave with an immediately actionable list that will drive results...fast.
More than ever, dentists are looking for predictable and efficient methods to deliver exceptional restorations. Our restoration checklist includes: sealed margins, functional occlusion, accurate inter-proximal contacts, while offering beautiful esthetics. However, central to every restoration is the bur that is selected to perform a specific role during the procedure. Whether removing decay, finishing a composite, establishing a margin, or adjusting a pristine ceramic surface, dental burs answer to a broad scope of restorative procedures. This CE webinar will discuss proper bur selection from start to finish for everyday clinical dentistry.
When a crown seats at delivery - predictably, and with little to no adjustment is just about as good as it gets in dentistry! More than ever, clinicians are looking for predictable and efficient methods to deliver pristine restorations that provide sealed margins, functional occlusion, and excellent esthetics. But so many variables are in play that often result in frustration, remakes, and even failure. This CE webinar will demonstrate how the combination of using high-speed handpieces, burs, and digital scanning can become a proven clinical partner in providing critical information to the lab that ultimately benefits the patient. Discussion will offer a successful “start to finish” approach clinicians will want to implement immediately.
Dental burs are used in a broad variety everyday dental procedures. Clinicians demand performance and durability from a bur whether removing decay, reducing tooth structure, accessing the pulp or adjusting a pristine ceramic surface. Because of this broad scope, appropriate burs must be carefully chosen for the surfaces they affect in order to maximize their benefits while being mindful of inventory and infection control. Discussion will revolve around features of bur performance, intentional bur selection and the impact on patient safety.
Burs are not a one size fits all type of thing. Burs are the interface to operative dentistry. Selection of the proper bur can make your operative dentistry more efficient. Adjusting and cutting Zirconia crowns should be a simple process but little mistakes can give catastrophic results. Knowing the differences in burs and the proper way to adjust zirconia crowns and best ways to prep for them can make the difference between a positive result or the need for a remake. This CE webinar will discuss why bur selection is important and try to get you out of your bur comfort zone.
Burs are not a one size fits all type of thing. Burs are the interface to operative dentistry. Selection of the proper bur can make your operative dentistry more efficient and less traumatic to the patient. Thinking about what the bur needs to do to the tooth before starting the procedure will make your bur selection easier and dentistry better. This CE webinar will discuss why bur selection is important and try and get you out of your bur comfort zone.
Essential to every dental procedure is the precision to which a dental bur can perform. Whether adjusting a pristine ceramic surface, removing a resin attachment from clear aligner therapy, protecting the pulp from deep decay, or creating endo access, dentists rely on the design of the dental bur to deliver results. But which burs work best? Diamond or carbide? Which burs promote cutting efficiency while respecting conservative principles? More than ever, clinicians are looking to adopt safe and predictable methods to treat tooth surfaces, ceramics, and patients. This CE webinar's discussion will revolve around selecting the best “go to” burs to fill your bur block.
Adjusting and cutting into Zirconia crowns should be a simple process but little mistakes can give catastrophic results. Knowing the differences in burs and the proper way to adjust zirconia crowns can make the difference between a positive result or the need for a remake.
It has been suggested to either not have your zirconia crowns glazed by your lab or to sandblast the occlusal surface to be able to evaluate the occlusion better at the seating appointment. Once the occlusion has been established, getting a glaze like finish on your zirconia restoration can be challenging. Using the 2 step zirconia polishers will ensure you achieve the glossy finish she seek. Our composite restorations deserve the same respect. Again, using the 2 step composite polishers with the 48L finishing bur will give you exquisite results, without the use of messy polishing pastes.
Prepping any tooth at high speeds is both tedious and demanding, but with properly selected burs, control and efficiency can become more dependable. Adding to the practice equation and current challenges of infection control; clinicians are looking more than ever to find safe methods to treat patients while being mindful of their bottom line. This CE webinar's discussion will revolve around selecting the right burs to maximize their cutting performance. Don’t let burs spin your practice out of control!
Dentists have been frustrated for years with carbides that break. Microcopy redesigned the NeoBurr carbides to address this problem. As a result, the NeoBurr 557², is up to 70% stronger than the leading competitive brands.
NeoDrys Saliva Absorbents provide parotid saliva control. NeoDrys advanced inner core traps moisture quickly to provide a superior dry field during dental procedures or when placing sealants.
Composites have changed through the years, adding strength and esthetics. However, this has caused the leading polishers to crumble and fall apart. Gazelle is designed for today’s nanocomposite. It has the durability to keep its shape and not breakdown with use.
Minnow from Microcopy, is the “Go-Anywhere” polisher! Perfectly suited for single-patient-use, Minnows provide just the right fit when accessing pits, fissures and tooth anatomy that other, larger polishers just can’t reach. Their small size provides an efficient and economical answer for finishing off all classes of restorations using today’s nanocomposites. The simple polishing system gives you a choice between 1-step polishing for finishing off posterior restorations and 2-step polishing to bring anteriors to a high-luster shine. Minnow will not crumble and break off with use. Simply pop it out of its sterilized packet, use and toss.
Single-patient-use diamonds are growing sales at a faster rate then multi-use. Learn the benefits for the dentists and why SPU meets their objectives. Understanding these key points will help you see why NeoDiamond is the #1 best selling diamond in America.
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