In the realm of restorative dentistry, the quest for efficient, reliable, and versatile bonding agents is perpetual. Kuraray Noritake Dental’s CLEARFIL™ Universal Bond Quick 2 emerges as a game-changer, offering a blend of rapid application, robust adhesion, and universal compatibility. This blog delves into the features, benefits, and clinical implications of this innovative adhesive.
Smooth & Stress-Free Scaling
Source: Dental Product Shopper, May 2024. Monica Rogers, BSDH, RDH, drew on her 25 years of experience to share a few best practices for successful scaling procedures when Dental Product Shopper interviewed her in 2024:
When it comes to dental procedures, every detail matters. From the precision of instruments to the comfort of the patient, dental professionals take great care to getting things just right. However, the pivotal role that gloves play in ensuring a successful and safe dental treatment is often overlooked, and as a result, the process of proper glove selection is just as often – oversimplified.
So, what are the key areas one should consider when choosing the right glove?
The right prophy angle can help deliver the best polish.
Patterson will donate a portion of all qualifying sales of our Patterson Brand pink products throughout the month of October to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF)
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Jason H. Goodchild, DMD, explains how Premier Dental’s Traxodent is an easy, fast and effective tool to help capture impressions.
Curing lights are an indispensable part of everyday dentistry. Here’s how they work, where current technology stands and how to choose the best curing light to meet the needs of your practice.
See why independent DPS evaluators rated Patterson Disposable Diamond burs – built for durability and fast, efficient cutting – a 4.6 out of a possible 5-star rating.
As the materials that make single-visit dentistry possible continue to advance, more clinicians offer this service to patients, creating another revenue source for their practice while elevating the patient experience.
A big part of identifying and ultimately treating periodontitis is explaining to patients just how serious the implications can be, not only for their oral health, but also for their overall health. Here are some key talking points.
Being able to confidently assess the difficulty of any given endodontic case is essential to making the right decision of when to treat and when to refer to a specialist. Here’s what you need to know.
Andrew Lazaris, DDS, FAGD, recently published a case study for our Patterson LC Monoshade Composite in Dental Product Shopper, noting it’s a “win-win” for both his patients and his practice.
As the first step in the restoration process, cavity preparations are only as successful as the technique and tools used for each application. Here are the steps and tools needed for cavity prep success.
One treatment solution for MIH is MI Paste ONE Kids, an anti-cavity toothpaste with bio-available calcium, phosphate and 1,100 ppm sodium fluoride.
Advanced materials science is changing single-visit dentistry. CEREC Tessera blocks, made of high-performance ceramic material, are the latest example.
Your office has taken many steps to protect its patients and staff, but is it doing its part to protect the planet?
Patterson will donate a portion of all qualifying sales of our Patterson Brand pink products throughout the month of October to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF).
Performing beautiful, lifelike restorations requires a tremendous amount of skill, expertise and attention to detail. See how Artisan by Kerr can help you achieve radiant results that last.
Today, many general practice dentists are placing their own implants along with specialists as a way to provide better solutions for patients, increase revenue and more. Learn about the two keys to profitability in implant dentistry: efficiency and keeping costs down.
Kerr’s Simplicity line has proven to be the ideal solution to alleviating restoration inventory headaches. Simplicity significantly simplifies the number of brands needed to perform virtually any type of restoration to just three.
When choosing a CEREC block to work with, given all the choices on the table, it’s important to carefully assess each characteristic of the material in relation to how those attributes will best serve you, your team, and of course, your patients.
