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  • Ron Kaminer
  • 05/01/2018

  Doctor's Favorites

  For crown preps, I always reach for my Ti-Max Z95L. NSK has combined one of the smallest heads on the market with features that create a comfortable, precise, durable handpiece. The short, small-diameter head and slim neck give me excellent visibility along with easy access to all areas of the mouth. I do both traditional and digital...

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  • Julie Cullen
  • 08/18/2016

  5 Reasons (+1) to use Ceramir Crown and Bridge Cement

  I’ve known Dr. Ron Kaminer for years. Probably more years than either of us would like to admit. Over that time, I’ve come to trust him when I have clinical questions. He’s always quick to respond and he offers great insight into products, procedures, technology…just about all things dental. In a recent conversation, he filled me in on the top 5...

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  • Julie Schmitt
  • 02/22/2016

  BISCO is Celebrating 35 Years of Dental Excellence

  Help BISCO celebrate its 35th anniversary and take advantage of their 35% off promotion! Over the past 35 years, BISCO has become a leader in adhesion dentistry and restorative materials. Founded in 1981 and headquartered in Schaumburg, Illinois, BISCO has built a tradition of excellence through its research and development, manufacturing, and...

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  • Parag Kachalia
  • 05/13/2015

  Q&A: GC America’s G-CEM LinkAce

  DPS Editorial Advisory Board Member, Dr. Parag Kachalia, shared his feedback with the DPS editors about dental cements, specifically GC America's G-CEM LinkAce. DPS: How long have you been using G-GEM LinkAce? Dr. Kachalia: I’ve been using it for almost 1 year. DPS: What was the reason you started using it? Dr. Kachalia: GC America has always...

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  • Victoria Jordan
  • 05/01/2015

  Friday Fun Fact: You May Not Have Known This About Bioactive Cements…

  In a research article published in the Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry, evidence supports the belief that bioactive dental cements may have the ability to seal marginal gaps. Results from the study showed that while 3 conventional control cements showed no evidence of marginal gap occlusion, bioactive and surface apatite-forming...

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  • FrankDelvalle1180
  • 02/18/2015

  Recent Developments in Dental Cements

  In the last few years, cements have become more diverse in the specificity of their applications. There are now cements for almost every application of restorations in dentistry. The advent of new chemistry has allowed the practitioner to selectively choose the specific cement for the material and the patient's state of oral health. For...

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