My Biggest Problem Case and How I Solved It
Technicians make a vital difference in patients’ lives and the incredible skills possessed by our community can transform even the most problematic smile. This month, we kick off our new series in which industry-leading technicians present a step-by-step look at some of their most challenging cases.
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Fabricating a Single Anterior Tooth for a 9-Year-Old Boy
LMT Communications, Inc. · My Biggest Problem Case and How I Solved It · Mar 2021
See how Alexander Wuensche, CDT, ZT, transformed the smile of nine-year-old Milo.
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Restoring a Single Central with Lack of Bone on the Facial Aspect
LMT Communications, Inc. · My Biggest Problem Case and How I Solved It · November/December 2020
Daniela Hendrickson, CDT, shares how she matched a single anterior for a patient with cosmetic concerns.
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How to Restore a Patient with a Traumatic Injury
Arian Deutsch · My Biggest Problem Case and How I Solved It · November/December 2020
Arian Deutsch, CDT, DTG, demonstrates how he created a removable, yet retentive, rigid and stable prosthesis for a patient with a traumatic injury.
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How to Block Out Understructures When Using Translucent Zirconia
Jack Marrano · My Biggest Problem Case and How I Solved It · November/December 2020
Jack Marrano, CDT, shares how he prevented bleed-through of under-lying structure in order to create an esthetic final result.
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Treating a Patient with Challenging Terminal Dentition
Eric Kukucka · My Biggest Problem Case and How I Solved It · Sep 2020
Eric Kukucka, DD, restores the smile of a young woman after years of oral health neglect.



