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Tag Archives: Diagnostic Wax Up
Treating The Worn Dentition (Part II)
Developing a Comprehensive Treatment Plan This is the second in a three part series from the Chesapeake Dental Education Center (CDEC) covering the topic of treating the worn dentition. “Treating the Worn Dentition – Part I” reviewed the etiology of tooth wear and problem of aberrant tooth position that often occurs as a result of […]
Posted in Bay View Dental Laboratory, Clinical Articles, Dental Case Treatment Planning, Dental Continuing Education, Dental Laboratory, Dental Records, Guest Bloggers, Mid-Atlantic Center for Advanced Dental Study, Treatment Planning, Worn Dentition Cases
Tagged Bay View Dental Lab, Centric Relation, Dental Continuing Education, Dental Phonetics, Dental Records, Diagnostic Photographs, Diagnostic Wax Up, Occlusion, Worn Dentition
“A Weekend In The Queen City”
Last week I had the good fortune of attending the “2011 Inventrix User Group” meeting in Charlotte, NC. Inventrix is a software company, whose featured product, lab management software “Labtrac”, is used in well over 100 labs in North America. Labtrac is used to do everything from scheduling a case to formulating complex operational […]
Posted in Bay View Dental Laboratory, CAD/CAM Dental Technology, Dental Case Treatment Planning, Dental Continuing Education, Dental Implants, e.max, Zirconia
Tagged Dental Continuing Education, Dental Materials, Diagnostic Wax Up, Implant CE Courses, Implant treatment Planning, Inventrix, Labtrac, Lithium Disilicate, Pressed Crown, Treatment Planning
“The Value of the Diagnostic Wax-Up”
The diagnostic wax-up is the method or process through which practitioners can fully visualize the true restorative needs of their patients. In fact, it is probably the greatest working tool of our profession. By gathering current information from the initial exam, the integration and assimilation process begins. In some ways the process is like assembling […]
