WHAT IS FLUORIDE? Fluoride is a compound of the element fluorine, which is found universally throughout nature in water, soil, air and food. Existing abundantly in living tissue as an ion, fluoride is absorbed easily into tooth enamel, especially in children’s growing teeth. Once teeth … …

Teeth that have short clinical crown, those that are severely mutilated due to caries, trauma or even as a result of previous large restorations, dental cases of evident horizontal loss of clinical crown, and other clinical cases wherein the teeth are unable to retain the … …

There’s a dime in a dozen of whitening materials in the market. It can be bought over the counter and through your dentists. Although, their main purpose is to whiten your teeth, there are other considerations we should look into in order to ensure that … …

A dental sealant is a tooth-colored plastic film that is professionally applied to the deep grooves or fissures on the back teeth or known as molars or posterior teeth where tooth decay most often starts. Because grooves in these teeth are so narrow that a toothbrush … …

In this hands-on course, we will compare and discuss today’s innovative endodontic technologies. We will review differences and correct uses of nickel titanium and stainless steel files. Attending doctors will be introduced to a technique used to perform minimally invasive, anatomically guided root canal therapy

Modern technologies with a human touch facilitate stellar solutions to most of the challenges we encounter in day to day Restorative and Endodontic therapies. Dr. Fischer’s one day course on Sep. 6, 2014 at the Intercontinental Manila addresses the needs of the entire dental team, and focuses on practical and useful information garnered over three decades of experience in dental product innovation and dental practice. In this lecture, Dr Fischer will disclose tips he has learned throughout his dental career, and demonstrate with clinical evidence – how modern materials and treatment developments enable today’s dentists to “go where our predecessors only dreamed.”