Tal Morr, DMD, MSD, specialist in Aesthetic, Implant, and Complex Restorative Dentistry, discusses the advantages of using dental labs and lessons learned in dentistry. He talks about building a strong reputation in the dental industry, challenges in taking over a practice, staying motivated, and the art of interviewing patients.

Dr. Mark Latta discusses the success factors in a clinical situation, advancements in dentistry and composite technology, challenges faced by clinicians in material selection, clinical trial failure, bonding to old composite, and the effects of saliva contamination on dental adhesives.

Mark Latta, a seasoned researcher and former dean of Creighton University School of Dentistry, joins host Dr. Melissa Seibert to discuss the optimization of universal hese and bonding techniques in adhesive dentistry. Topics include the value and limitations of clinical trials and laboratory research in dentistry, the difficulties of comparing bond strength between different labs, achieving adhesion of acrylic-based adhesive systems to enamel, different phosphoric acid conditioning techniques, and the variations between acrylic monomers in composite materials and dentures.

Dr. Betsy Bakeman, Accredited by the AACD, shares her expertise in esthetic crown lengthening. Topics include achieving symmetry without reflecting a flap, different aesthetic crown lengthening techniques, and the use of blades and the KB1 chisel in the procedure.

Dr. Betsy Bakeman, Accredited by the AACD, discusses responsible aesthetics and risk assessment in dentistry. She explores facial gender treatment planning and lip shape's influence on tooth display. The challenges of matching a single central incisor and the importance of photography in dentistry are also discussed.

Dr. Bill Strupp, an Accredited Fellow with the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, discusses managing complex esthetic cases. Topics include diagnosis and treatment planning, managing speech in restorative cases, determining the vertical dimension of occlusion, and the importance of central relation in full-mouth rehabilitation.

Dr. Drew McDonald and Dr. Jim Otten discuss the importance of charging for diagnostic services in dental practices, the need for dentists to be comfortable discussing money, and the value of providing a higher level of care. They also highlight the importance of holistic care for patients, learning from mistakes, and having an open mind in order to grow.

Dr. James Otten and Dr. Drew McDonald discuss the importance of addressing foundational issues in orthodontics, such as TMJs, airway, tongue, and myofunctional issues. They explore the long-term effects of jaw surgery, the significance of imaging, and the relationship between pain in kids and adults. Evaluating soft tissues and effective communication in dental exams are also highlighted.

Marco Gresnigt, a dentist and lecturer, discusses immediate dentin sealing and bonding techniques in restorative dentistry. Topics include the benefits of IDS, successful bonding tips, evaluating existing composite restorations, bonding to old composite, preservation of tooth structure, and deep marginal elevation technique.

Dr. Marco Gresnigt, an expert in adhesive dentistry, discusses the benefits of Immediate Dentin Sealing (IDS) and its impact on bond strength. They also touch on Dutch holiday traditions and food, the popularity of lithium disilicate in dentistry, and its versatility for restorations including veneers. The chapter also briefly mentions adhesive resin bonded posterior FDPs.