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Materials Articles
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Next to Nature
In this article, Inside Dentistry examines advancements in materials, how they are shaping current restorative treatment methods, and what the implications are for the future.
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Considerations for Successful Esthetic Smile Design
This roundtable discusses how to navigate patient demands using clinical protocol successfully and how to determine if it's you or the patient whom is ultimately responsible for the smile design.
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What Factors Affect Long-Term Bond Durability, and How Can Bond Strength Be Improved?
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When Placing Zirconia or Lithium Disilicate Restorations, What Factors Govern Your Decision to Employ Traditional Cementation vs a Bonding Protocol?
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How Has the Recent Interest in High Strength Ceramics Influenced the Development of Chairside CAD/CAM Clinical Applications?
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Are Nanocomposites Truly Universal?
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What Is the Best Method to Capture a Flawless Traditional Impression?
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What Materials Do You Use to Achieve Gingival Retraction, and How Do You Use Them?
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Adhesives: As Bioactivity and Other Advancements Improve Bond Strength, Understanding of Chemistry and Proper Technique Gain Importance
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Cements: Improved Chemical Properties Produce Longer-Lasting Restorations in Fewer Steps
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Millable Materials: With Recent Advancements Harmonizing Strength and Esthetics, CAD/CAM Is No Longer a Compromise
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Composites: Ongoing Modifications to Filler Particles Are Moving Us Closer to True Universality
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Impression Materials: New Formulations Save Time, Lower Costs, Reduce Steps, and Offer Scannability
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Retraction Materials: Pastes and Lasers Offer New Options to Clinicians Who Are Ready to “Cut the Cord”
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2018 Materials Guide