Clinicians Report October 2016, Volume 9 Issue 10

The Tooth May Need to Go But the Bone Needs to Stay

• Traditional vs. More Recent Extraction Methods to Expedite Surgery and Conserve Bone
• Traditional Instruments /Methods to Keep
• More Recent Instruments/Methods to Consider
• Examples of Basic Instruments for Surgical Extractions
• Suggested Technique Order for Root Retrieval
• Clinical Tips
• CR Conclusions

Is Oil Spray from Handpieces Interfering with Treatment?

• Is lubricant contamination a problem?
• Can lubricant contamination be cleaned off before bonding?
• Can lubricant contamination be minimized or avoided?
• CR Conclusions

First Look: Did You Know IPS e.max has a New Development?

• Laboratory Procedure and Characteristics of IPS e.max Press Multi
• Observations on the Characteristics of Tooth-Colored Indirect Restorations
• How does IPS e.max Press Multi Compare with the Materials in the Table?
• Advantages and Limitations of IPS e.max Press Multi over Conventional e.max
• CR Conclusions

Products Rated Highly by Evaluators in CR Clinical Trials

• Popular Resin Cement with New Color Indicator for Optimal Cleanup
• Effective Interproximal Strip in New Shorter Length with Control Grip Handles especially Useful for Anterior Teeth
• Solution for Two-In-One Endodontic Irrigation Used as a Final Rinse after Sodium Hypochlorite
• Specially Designed Sharpening Stone is Easy to Use, Effective, and Maintains Proper Blade Angulation
• Simple-to-Use Snap Coping for Impression of Exact Position of Implant, Orientation of Hex, and Soft Tissue Profile
• Long-Lasting, Good Flavored Dry Mouth Spray
• Disposable Rag Wheel Eliminates Potential for Cross-Contamination
• First Look: Unique Ionic Cement is Easy to Use and Clean Up, and is Self-Adhesive
• Easy-to-Use Medical Emergencies Book Provides Guidelines for Appropriate Primary Treatment

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