The physical, psychological, and socioeconomic factors surrounding substance use disorders often contribute to dental health deterioration, but successful treatment is available for patients in recovery

Chris Griffin, DDS, FAGD, shares his decade-long journey as an early adopter of three-dimensional printing technology

A variety of factors, including the patient’s participation, impact the success of this treatment

Adopting ergonomic principles, utilizing advanced tools, and implementing proper techniques can elevate efficiency, reduce pain, and enhance the overall well-being of dental professionals, leading to improved patient care

A review of the supporting literature reveals the use of cross-polarized photography is an effective, reliable, and affordable method for shade matching in restorative care

A discussion of the need to thoroughly document treatment, and strategies for maintaining an accurate and complete clinical record.

High-tech magnification systems, including dental operating microscopes and three-dimensional digital stereomicroscopy, provide ergonomic and clinical benefits in the provision of care.

When restoring dental implants, this novel hybrid design presents a viable clinical alternative to screw-retained or cement-retained crowns.

Utilizing three-dimensional printing, thermoformed matrices and flowable composite, this novel clinical technique helped correct the occlusal plane of the mandibular arch in preparation for a maxillary denture.

An examination of the risks, etiologies, and best practices to help mitigate sodium hypochlorite and calcium hydroxide iatrogenic extrusions in endodontic care.