Digital dentistry can be combined with conventional techniques in the provision of restorations, implants and multiunit prostheses.

This site warrants careful consideration when restoring dental implants, as the choice of components can directly impact outcomes.

Scott H. Froum, DDS, discusses clinical considerations for using dental implants in anterior cases.

Advances in digital technologies allow virtual planning and the fabrication of highly accurate surgical guides that facilitate precise implant positioning.

Using the patient’s blood to create an L-PRF substrate in surgical sites can stimulate bone and soft tissue formation.

With proper maintenance, general dentists can help patients avoid 
peri-implant disease.

An investigation of biologically active, cell-guiding, growth-factor-laden devices designed to enhance regenerative outcomes.

Implementing advanced technologies aids in diagnosis, treatment planning and delivery of dental implant therapy.

This approach is a viable alternative to conventional complete dentures and complex, fixed, implant-supported prostheses.

An exploration of novel clinical applications for dense polytetrafluorethylene barriers.