24May
Zirconia Kinder Krowns: Technique Guide
Step 1 1. Crown Size Selection ...
14May
AAPD Annual 2021: The HUB
Schedule Thursday, May 27th, 2021 Exhibit Hall Hours: 9-10am CST & 12-2pm CST Show Hours: 10am-6pm Friday, May 28th, 2021 Exhibit Hall Hours: 9-10am CST & 12-2pm CST Show Hours: 10am-6pm Saturday, May 29th, 2021 Exhibit Hall Hours: 9-10am CST & 12-2pm CST Show Hours: 10am-6pm
05Apr
Suds & CE: Early bird registration
Receive a FREE consultation model for taking advantage of the early bird registration for our first annual two day Suds & CE event! Ends: 5/31/2021
11Mar
On-site Workshops
Staycation - CE without the hassle of travel Whether you are a current user looking for tricks to maximize your efficiency with Zirconia Kinder Krowns, or new to zirconia, our on-site training can be personalizedto meet your needs. We are flexible on the amount of time you can allocate in your busy schedule and we’re also available evenings or weekends. In fact, most offices prefer a week night, Saturday or Sunday training so they don’t miss a day of production....
10Nov
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10Nov
ZIRCONIA PEDIATRIC CROWNS: WHEN TO USE A MID-SIZE CROWN
One daily dilemma a pediatric dentist faces is restoring posterior cases which have space loss. And when restoring back to back crowns aesthetically, the additional thickness of aesthetic crowns, although slight, can cause a lack of confidence in even the most experienced pediatric dentist. This is why we developed our aesthetic mid-size crowns, which offer a solution that will help you succeed in each of these cases! Mid-size crowns were created to combat the issues commonly seen in these cases. For...
05Nov
ZIRCONIA PEDIATRIC CROWNS: CEMENT CHOICE
Choosing the right cement can make a world of difference with zirconia pediatric crowns. The best cement choice for Zirconia Kinder Krowns® is a straight glass ionomer. We recommend using the powder liquid version and to mix it thick. A thick mix allows the cement to cure quickly and it easily displaces any blood or saliva that is present. GI cements are heme tolerant, hydrophilic and have a clinically proven track record of success with preformed crowns. They also have minimal...