Adam E. Saltz, DMD, MS, MPH, is the managing editor of Decisions in Dentistry. A practicing periodontist in the South Portland, Maine area, he is a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. Saltz focuses on minimally invasive surgery, perioprosthetics, and digitized implant workflows to deliver the highest quality interdisciplinary care. He is past president of the Maine Dental Association and vice chair of the American Dental Association’s New Dentist Committee. Saltz can be reached at asaltz@belmontbusinessmedia.com.
Crown lengthening is crucial for addressing issues including caries, fractures, and altered passive eruption, ultimately enhancing both function and esthetics in restorative dentistry. By carefully planning and modeling restorative…
Crown lengthening is essential for creating a stable biological foundation in restorative dentistry, ensuring long-term success. By understanding the significance of diagnosing altered passive eruption (APE) and applying an…
This case study explores the management and treatment of peri-implantitis in a 40-year-old patient 5 years post-implant loading. Detailed surgical intervention, including osseous resective surgery and the replacement of an implant abutment…
Customized implant maintenance is crucial for preventing complications such as peri-implantitis. Patients with different dental and medical histories require distinct care regimens to ensure long-term success and implant health.
Personalized implant maintenance is crucial for patient health, with tailored care regimens improving outcomes significantly. New evidence suggests waterjets outperform flossing for peri-implant cleaning, highlighting the need for updated…
Recent advancements have redefined the management of peri-implant disease, distinguishing it from periodontitis and emphasizing conservative treatments. Studies highlight the effectiveness of targeted anti-infective surgical therapies over…
Recent advancements have shifted the understanding and management of peri-implant disease, highlighting the detrimental effects of certain debridement techniques and materials on implant surfaces. Central to these findings is the concept of…