Clinicians Report April 2020, Volume 13 Issue 4

What are the Best Impression Techniques for Indirect Restorations?

• Indirect Restoration Techniques are Evolving Toward Digital
• Single Quadrant Conventional Double-Arch Technique
• Full-Arch Conventional Double-Arch Tray Technique
• Full-Arch, Custom Tray Technique
• Full-Arch, Standard Stock Tray Technique
• Interocclusal Records
• Interocclusal Record Suggestions Related to the Kennedy Classifications
• Interocclusal Record for Multiples
• CR Conclusions

Root Canal, Implant, or Fixed Partial Denture? A Clinician’s Dilemma

• Factors in Determining if a Compromised Tooth is Restorable
• Strategic Position of the Tooth within the Dentition
• Treatment Planning the Compromised Tooth
• Factors Influencing the Treatment Plan
• CR Conclusions

Products Rated Highly by Evaluators in CR Clinical Trials

• Successful and Popular RMGI Cement was Improved with Tack Cure and Syringe Dispensing
• Periotomes Designed With A Convenient Finger Rest For Stability And Safer Force Application
• Zirconia, Metal, and Alumina Primer with Easy Application, Good Price, and No Refrigeration
• VPS Alternative for Alginate is Desirable when Immediate Pour is Inconvenient or Re-Pour is Expected

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