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FIGURE 2--Pre-Operative view of existing amalgam restorations on 4.6 and 4.7.

Gripper it and Rip it – A Dual Arch Tray Technique for a Single Posterior All-Ceramic Crown

· Edward Lowe, BSc., DMD, Kobus Steyn, RDT

Whether you call them triple trays, check bite trays or dual arch trays, the use of these quadrant posterior trays to take definitive impressions are ... more

FIGURE 2--Pre-Operative view of existing amalgam restorations on 4.6 and 4.7.
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Gripper it and Rip it – A Dual Arch Tray Technique for a Single Posterior All-Ceramic Crown

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Edward Lowe, BSc., DMD, Kobus Steyn, RDT
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A New Approach to the Challenge of Creating a Highly Aesthetic Restoration

· Arkady Davidson, DDS, Dan Huber, RDT, DD., Craig Mortimer

Today, more than ever, dentists are being challenged to find alternatives to traditional restorative techniques. Television and the Internet have created a knowledgeable patient who ... more

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A New Approach to the Challenge of Creating a Highly Aesthetic Restoration

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Arkady Davidson, DDS, Dan Huber, RDT, DD., Craig Mortimer
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Practice Management: Should I Raise or Lower My Fees?

· Howard Farran

Running a business is like driving a go-cart. You have a gas pedal and a brake pedal. If you start to have a line forming outside your front door, you will have patients waiting longer than three weeks to get an appointment. This is known as excess demand. There are two methods to deal with this patient excess. One is to hit the gas pedal and produce more dentistry in less time. The other is to hit the brake pedal and raise your fees.

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Practice Management: Should I Raise or Lower My Fees?

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Howard Farran
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