Clinicians Report April 2015, Volume 8 Issue 4

Ceramic Veneers Have Changed: Have You?

• Results of CR Survey of the Profession
• Ceramic Veneers: 

A. Indications
B. Contraindications
C. Decision
D. Informed consent
E. Alternatives
F. Comparison
G. Tooth prep technique
H. Provisional technique
I. Lab procedure
J. Seating
K. Finishing

• CR Conclusions

First Look: Solea CO₂ Hard and Soft Tissue Laser

• Clinical Observations
• CR Conclusions

Ergonomics and the Patient Chair

• Ergonomic Principles of Dental Treatment
• Clinical Tips
• CR Conclusions

Products Rated Highly by Evaluators in CR Clinical Trials

• Universal Light-Cured Adhesive with Low Cost
• Resin for Repair of Provisional Restorations
• Simple to Use Bulk Fill Flowable and Restorative Resin-Based Composites
• Economical Dentures for Patients Who Cannot Afford Custom Made Dentures
• Low-Cost Sterilized Diamond from Well-Known Company has Excellent Cutting Efficiency and Durability
• Low-Cost Tooth Desensitizer and Effective Preparation Disinfectant
• Unique Dark Sectional Matrix Improves Visualization of Working Area and Reduces Eye Strain
• Headlamp with Exceptional Color Quality and Light Turns On and Off with a Simple Wave of the Hand
• Bioactive Restorative with Ideal Material Characteristics Especially Useful for Pediatric Restorations
• Bulk Fill Posterior Resin-Based Composite with Impressive Initial Test Results
• Primer that is Effective on e.max, Zirconia, Base Metal, and Noble Metal
• “Smart” Electric Handpiece with Endodontic Settings that have Torque Limiting Control

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