Posted February 25, 2019
By Brandon O’Donnell
Having a cone beam (CBCT), in practice is nothing short of magical. Patients benefit from this service more than they may ever know. As practitioners we want to make informed diagnoses and confident treatment plans. Incidental findings using CBCT can be life changing for our patients. When the abnormal is found, we certainly need to…
Posted December 25, 2016
By Bill Claytor, DDS
“Help Me To Grow Our Practice…Please!” Dear Dr. Bill: I love being a dental assistant, especially since my doctor bought the Omnicam and Galileos! I love assisting when she does crowns/bridges and places implants and restores them. But I want to do more! My problem is that I feel like I can offer so much…
Posted May 17, 2015
By James Klim
The Galileos 3D imaging has provided a significant elevated diagnostic system for my practice. Though it is practical for exceptional implant planning and implant guides, I also find it imperative for comprehensive diagnostic assets. This videos will present the diagnostic importance for post endodontic assessment. CADStar.tv online CEREC training is hosted by James Klim DDS…
Posted August 25, 2014
By Todd Ehrlich
This was an unfortunate case because the patient lived with a cracked tooth for far too long. She had seen her regular dentist multiple times with for periodic chewing pain with an upper left molar, and nothing could be determined. Multiple visits eventually spawned a visit to the endodontist. Even with the specialist, a diagnosis…
Posted August 24, 2014
By Todd Ehrlich
On a routine Galileos 3D scan, we discovered “too many kids in the pool!” Obviously there were supernumerary teeth. And, how about the permanent canine swimming at the bottom of the pool?
Posted May 23, 2013
By Todd Ehrlich
Posted March 1, 2013
By Todd Ehrlich
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