Cracked Teeth and Dentistry’s Tough Questions...

When should you attempt to save the root filled molar that everyone else thinks is doomed? What are the key steps to safely remove, treat, and replant a tooth without causing fractures or resorption? And how do you manage patient expectations and post-op care to maximize success? ...  Show more

Are posterior tooth contacts really harmless? Could group function and non-working side interferences be driving muscular TMD, headaches, and facial pain? And can digital occlusal data change how we approach bite adjustment? Dr. Jeremy Bliss joins the podcast to tackle one of the ...  Show more

The topic of oral health and its role in overall health has received a lot of attention lately. As we learn more about the connection between your mouth and your body in general, we understand the necessary steps we need to take to advance our health journey one step further.Join ...  Show more

Brad the Dental Lab Guy returns along with Derek the Dental Mechanical Engineer Guy to discuss what is possible today with digital dentistry and photogrammetry. Text The Dental Guys your comments and questions: 1-865-544-8954 WHO ARE THE DENTAL GUYS? The Dental Guys podcast is th ...  Show more

The dentist tells us to floss, brush, avoid certain food and drinks ... but what actually matters when it comes to having healthy teeth? We're drilling into the science on all of it. Plus, we go undercover to find out how many dentists are trying to upsell you when you go in for ...  Show more

Craze lines. Those little fractures you find on teeth could be an early indicator that something is wrong. How do you uncover the root cause and how can you nip it in the bud as early as possible?(Note that there is a difference between craze lines and cracked teeth, the latter o ...  Show more