Over the past 10+ years, we have helped many dental laboratories and dentists fabricate partial dentures. Throughout all these case communications, one question has come up far more frequently than any other: “Can you send me an image of the metal framework design for review before final fabrication?” Rather than

Deciding whether to provide a standard partial denture or a flexible partial denture for a patient with missing anterior teeth is a common dilemma; what exactly are the differences between the two? We wrote this article to address these questions. This guide covers the material properties, structure, material families, case

You want to replace a patient’s existing complete denture with a new one while maintaining the current tooth arrangement. Can the laboratory reproduce it accurately? Can the existing bite and VDO be maintained or adjusted? Is a try-in available before final processing? And can the case be fabricated as a

A patient needs a fixed restoration for one or more missing teeth; that’s when these questions will cross your mind: Which teeth or implants can provide support? How should the pontic and connectors be designed? Should the restoration use zirconia, PFM, or another material, and is a bridge appropriate for

When your implant choices of All-on-4, All-on-6, and implant-supported overdenture, how do you choose? Fewer implants equate to less trauma but more load per implant; more implants equate to better load distribution but more time and cost. This guide provides a practical overview of the entire landscape of implant restorations

When your patients require implant restorations, you might find yourself wondering if a stock abutment will be enough, or if a thoroughly customised design is the right choice, particularly when your implant is angled, your gums are thin, or your patient wants a perfect anterior aesthetic? This is not always