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Each video begins with an introduction by Dr Terry that touches on the science and application of the technique involved, followed by live demonstrations of that technique from clinical cases similar to those presented in Chapter 4.
An Interdisciplinary Process for Achieving Restorative and Esthetic Excellence Using the Preparationless Veneer
Each video begins with an introduction by Dr Terry that touches on the science and application of the technique involved, followed by live demonstrations of that technique from clinical cases similar to those presented in Chapter 5.
Soft Tissue Management
Double-Cord Gingival Displacement Technique Using an Elastomeric Impression Material
Each video begins with an introduction by Dr Terry that touches on the science and application of the technique involved, followed by live demonstrations of that technique from clinical cases similar to those presented in Chapter 7.
Developing a Composite Veneer Prototype Utilizing an Indirect/ Direct Flowable Resin Technique
Managing Tooth Size Discrepancy for the Orthodontic Patient Using an Indirect/Direct Flowable Resin Technique
Each video begins with an introduction by Dr Terry that touches on the science and application of the technique involved, followed by live demonstrations of that technique from clinical cases similar to those presented in Chapter 8.
Fundamental Concepts for Restoring the Intraradicular Space
Each video begins with an introduction by Dr Terry that touches on the science and application of the technique involved, followed by live demonstrations of that technique from clinical cases similar to those presented in Chapter 5.
Intraoral and Extraoral Photographic Documentation
Each video begins with an introduction by Dr Terry that touches on the science and application of the technique involved, followed by live demonstrations of that technique from clinical cases similar to those presented in Chapter 12.
Clinical Crown Lengthening in the Esthetic Zone Utilizing a Conventional Approach
Clinical Crown Lengthening in the Esthetic Zone Utilizing an Internal Bevel Gingivectomy
Visualizing the invisible while experiencing a fascination with science is the great challenge that Cell-to-Cell Communication, representing an all-new genre, has set out to meet. A spectacularly sophisticated computer animation in HD quality depicts the highly complex processes of intercellular interaction during an inflammatory periodontal reaction complete with the messenger molecules implicated. The various cell types constitute the main cast of the film, using a finely tuned communication process in their quest to destroy the bacterial invaders, with messenger molecules as supporting cast. A stunning didactic and dramatic experience!
Case 1: 3D Planning and Template-Guided Implant Insertion in the Edentulous Jaw
Case 2: 3D Planning and Template-Guided Implant Insertion in the Partially Edentulous Jaw
Offering a dynamic alternative to traditional learning tools such as bench-top models and cadavers, the 3D Skull Atlas combines sophisticated computer graphics with ultra¡Vhigh resolution anatomic models to provide a highly interactive and flexible learning environment. Part of a comprehensive 3D interactive library of craniofacial anatomy, the Skull Atlas allows users to construct or dissect a human skull one bone at a time, simultaneously viewing the cranial nerves, sinuses, and inner ear structures in their respective positions relative to other structures of the head. Using 3D navigational tools, the user can turn on and off or navigate through segmented skull models or even move between photographs and radiographs of the skull as it is rotated to view radiographic representations of each anatomic structure. Other features of the Skull Atlas include:
Annotation of each bone in varying levels of complexity, from elementary through medical school
Identification of the foramen as well as the nerves and blood vessels associated with each portal in the base of the skull
Navigational flexibility that enables users to view each cranial nerve independently or in combination, in any axis.
Identification and annotated descriptions of the six bones around the eye; the eight bones of the nose; and the four sets of sinus bones, independently and in combination
Segmented views of the complex parts comprising the bones of the ear: the cochlea, the incus, the malleus, and the stapes
Movie gallery of images related to skull osteology
The first module in the new 3D animation series "Lively Science" dramatises the individual roles performed by each of the finely tuned cells, mediators, and transmitters involved in the complex biodynamic cascade of events known as osseointegration.
Bringing science to life by making the invisible visible, the film chronicles the four phases triggered in succession when a titanium implant is inserted where a tooth has been lost: hemostasis; the inflammation phase; the proliferative phase; and the remodeling phase. Students, researchers, and clinicians of all disciplines will find this film at once instructive, insightful, and fascinating.
Discusses basic knowledge of x-rays, possible health hazards posed by x-rays, and proper precautions to ensure the safety of the patient and members of the dental health team.
This program addresses the unique needs of the dental health team in complying with OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standards, and the expanded CDC Standard Precautions guideline. Training and documentation are provided in five areas: exposure control, using personal protective equipment, and work practice controls.
Contrary to popular belief, rubber dam saves time and frustration! It also helps to ensure high quality treatment. Experienced dental assistants should be able to place a rubber dam in less than five minutes. Observe Gordon and staff place rubber dam for various clinical situations. Understand the types of dam (including non-latex), punching instruments, frames and holders, forceps, lubricants, and proper removal of dam. A great presentation for both clinical staff and dentists!
This DVD presents advanced clinical procedures perfomed Live by master clinicians on actual patients with full narration by the author. This all new Volume III DVD in the series demonstrates advanced implant procedures focusing on the topic of VERTICAL RIDGE AUGMENTATION performed LIVE by Prof. Massimo Simion with full narration, step for step treatments and demonstration of results. Learn from the experience of one of the experts in the field of bone regeneration. 83 minutes total running time. Published in English language with Japanese and Italian translation.
DVD (English, Italian, Japanese) / 2006 / 83 minutes
Dr. Strong describes four basic scenarios for implant treatment, along with alternative options for your patients. Each section is described using terminology suited for patients and is enriched with vivid 3D animations that will enhance the patients understanding of each treatment option.
The scenarios include:
Upper Arch With No Teeth
Lower Arch With No Teeth
Fixed Bridgework Supported by Two or More Implants
Single Missing Tooth
General information concerning risks, complications, and maintenance are disclosed as is necessary for informed consent.
This DVD is Volume I in the Advanced Implant Therapy series and is focused on several current topics in Implant Dentistry. It features 5 clinical patient cases highlighting 7 procedures with diagnosis, treatment planning and surgical solution. All are presented with the highest quality digital video, close up, edited and fully narrated throughout.
This DVD features 4 clinical patient cases with a total of 9 procedures performed over the course of the patients treatment. All are presented with the highest quality digital video, close up, edited and fully narrated throughout
CASE 1: Composite Veneers
Placement of 6 direct composite veneers on teeth showing severe incisal edge wear and erosion, using a microhybrid composite for the replacement of dentin and a nanofilled composite for the enamel build-up.
CASE 2: Class IV Restorations
Lengthening and aesthetic improvement of 2 fractured upper central incisors using the natural layering concept, which comprises the following layers: -the lingual build-up with enamel, using a silicone index, -the dentin build-up, -the placement of effect materials and -the final enamel buccal layer.
CASE 3: Management of 6 Anterior Teeth
Aesthetic deficiencies resulting from missing upper laterals and transposed canines are corrected with minimally invasive techniques: enamel recountouring of the canines and additive application of composite, using the natural layering concept, for enlarging central incisors and reshaping the canines and premolars to match with a normal smile composition.
Dr. West demonstrates use of the ProTaper files and new advances in endodontics on a maxillary molar. This safe and simple system has transformed our thinking about root-canal system preparations.
The episode covers: diagnosis; isolation; access; the thinking and technical game of endodontics; the five mechanical objectives; restrictive dentin removal, including envelope and balanced motions; slide (glide) path; progress NITI Rotary Shaping - conserving energy and increasing efficiency; cone fit; multi- and single-wave 3-D obturation system capturing the maximum cushion of vertically warmed gutta-percha and Kerr sealer; 3-D backpacking; the rest of the seal.
The presentation presents the diagnosis and treatment steps necessary to take an edentulous mandibular patient, place 4-5 implants, and deliver a fixed denture in 5 days. One patient receives the surgery and steps necessary for denture fabrication. A second patient received implants 5 days prior and the fixed denture is placed.
Program Hightlights: Diagnosis and treatment planning for implant placement and fixed denture delivery within 5 days of surgery; importance of the dental laboratory; supplies necessary for treatment; how to use the surgical guide; steps for implant placement; the pick-up impression and bite registration; post operative instructions; deliver a fixed denture to a patient who received implant surgery 5 days previously; interview the patient.
A full spectrum of options for bonding indirectly created restorations greatly expands the role of dentist in the contemporary restorative practice. This live patient case presentation reviewed the careful planning and systematic coordination of the preparation, temporization, laboratory fabrication and placement of the restorations.
Attendees observed a partial coverage tooth colored restoration seated in a clinical setting. Live interaction with the operatory allowed questions to be asked during the procedure.
This program is a must for any member of the dental team having questions in this area.
This episode consists of several demonstrations on live patients which illustrate the most current use of adhesive materials. Among the demonstrations are the placement of class V and class II composites; a technique for desensitization; sealing crown preparations; the use of several types of impression materials; and how to reduce, if not eliminate, white lines at the margins of posterior composites.
The public demand for aesthetic restorations makes it important to achieve this more rapidly and with increased predictability. This program focuses on accelerated approaches to restorative dentistry.
Topics include: innovative new instrumentation; a rapid, predictable, yet simplified approach to developing the optimal preparation; finish the configurations ¡Xwhat to use and why; impressions materials and methods; temporization¡Xnew products for aesthetic success; new all-ceramic systems; new cements with less sensitivity; alternative ceramometal framework designs to avoid dark gum and inflamed tissue; and soft tissue procedures to achieve aesthetic harmony.
Edited by: Natasha Berridge, G.A.E Burke, Patricia Reynolds, Scott Rice
This DVD-ROM contains clear, accurate, and detailed 3D models of all human anatomy of interest to dentists, including more than 100 views of the head, neck, face, oral and nasal cavities, dentition, individual teeth, nerves, larynx and pharynx, sinuses, eyes, brain, and more. In addition, specialized clinical content includes views of progressive dental conditions such as caries and gingivitis and interactive nerve views of intraoral injections. Users can rotate the 3D models through 360 degrees and add or remove layers of anatomy to view and label any feature with ease. Animations show the functional anatomy of the TMJs, facial muscles, and neck muscles. The MRI sections includes scans in three planes (axial, sagittal, and coronal) that can be viewed in tandem with the corresponding 3D models.
This popular tooth atlas has emerged as the industry standard for high-resolution surface and volumetric models of tooth anatomy. Models are fully interactive and segmented into enamel, dentin, and pulp systems for optimized spatial and anatomic comprehension. New to this version are 3D models for sections on periodontics, odontogenesis, anthropology, and dental embryology. Also included are sections on endodontics, endodontic failures, resorptions, primary teeth, caries, skull anatomy, the synopsis of the human dentition, a radiograph database, study quizzes, and much more.
By Karl R. Koerner, DDS, MS & Gordon J. Christensen, DDS, MSD, PhD
Many of our clients are familiar with Dr. Koerner and his simple, practical techniques. In response to their overwhelming requests, PCC produced this DVD, featuring Dr. Koerner and easy third-molar extractions. Removing impacted third molars is not too far a stretch from "surgical" extractions - something general dentists do on a regular basis. It involves the same instruments, the same care of hard and soft tissues, the same patient management, and other similarities. This program goes step-by-step into diagnosing (indications, contraindications, and difficulty) and surgical technique for maxillary and mandibular impactions. It also reviews common complications, their prevention and management. Learn when the window of opportunity for easy third-molar removal occurs, and make this procedure an enjoyable and profitable part of your practice!
This lecture will highlight the biologic and clinical evidence of immediate implant placement into extraction sockets. Research findings are presented in a clinical logical fashion and used to support clinical protocols to place implants successfully in patients with extraction sites. Surgical important criteria like implant position, socket grafting and loading protocols are discussed. The healing phenomena after tooth extraction is used as an leading thread on how to treat an extraction site implant placement
PATIENT PREPARATION:
Prepare a patient from consent form to medications, this section is designed to fully help the doctor and staff prepare the patient for the surgical experience.
OPERATIVE ROOM PREPARATION:
This section reviews the operative room set-up, the role of doctor, staff member and the patienton day of surgery.
SURGERY:
This section is designed to demonstrate how the surgical arena is played out between surgeon and staff (with a live implant surgery demonstration).
POST-OP CARE:
Once the surgical experience is complete the comfort and care of the patient is reviewed from medications to ice packs.
2nd STAGE PROCEDURE:
Not all surgeries are the same; in this section you will learn how to prepare for minor surgical procedures such as suture removal, implant uncovering procedures and surgical revision procedures.
CLEAN UP:
A detailed look at the process of clean up, instructing your office how to protect your equipment, staff and future patients during the clean up process.
This DVD presents clinical procedures perfomed Live by master clinicians on actual patients with full narration. This all new DVD in the series shows the very latest in Soft Tissue Management in Advanced Implant Therapy.
DVD (English, Italian, Japanese and Russian) / 120 minutes
By Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic, Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic, Dr. Egon Euwe, Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic, Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
LIVE SURGERY CASE 01 Treatment of Edentulous Lower Jaw with 4 Dental Implants for overdenture retention by Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
LIVE SURGERY CASE 02 Mandibular molar replacement, single dental implant and immediate temporization by Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
LIVE SURGERY CASE 03 Extraction of fractured maxillary premolar treated with implant placement and bone graft / membrane placement by Dr. Egon Euwe
LIVE SURGERY CASE 04 Immediate tooth replacement of right upper central incisor with dental implant from temporization to ceramic crow by Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
LIVE SURGERY CASE 05 Implant Placement for premolar using NobelGuide model based solution by Dr. Sascha A. Jovanovic
By Karl R. Koerner, DDS, MS & Gordon J. Christensen, DDS, MSD, PhD
You and your patients will benefit from this practical video. Almost every dentist does some oral surgery, but very few have had significant education in surgical procedures. Karl and Gordon have made a practical, easily understood, step-by-step, live DVD showing necessary concepts, techniques, and instruments needed for oral surgery in your practice. Frequently needed techniques are emphasized, including use of luxators, inter-radicular bone removal, mesial and distal troughing, sectioning roots, and buccal bone removal. Increase your oral surgical expertise! Receive many tips on how to make routine surgery faster, easier, and more enjoyable.
Resin-based composites are now the most used restorations in dentistry. However, challenges such as proper color match, achieving tight contact areas, preventing postoperative tooth sensitivity, and providing long-term service are still present. Gordon shows Class II, III, and IV resin-based composite placement with close-up, live-clinical action. Useful and pertinent concepts are demonstrated.