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Why one clinician uses Opotow Trial Cement from Waterpik to let every crown and bridge patient test the restoration’s fit before permanent placement.

Closer Look: Let Your Patients Try Before They Buy

How a composite material works in your hands is an essential consideration when choosing restorative materials. However, there are times when you should go with the flowable. 

Composite Material: When You Should Go With The Flowable 

Kristin Hohman has served as Associate Editor of Dental Products report since 2019. She has a background in journalism and digital content. Kristin can be reached at khohman@mjhlifesciences.com.

This temporary cement from VOCO America is formulated to secure restorations without discoloration. 


5Ws* Provicol QM Aesthetic 

BISCO releases TheraBase self-adhesive 

Laura Dorr is the former executive editor of DPR's Modern Dental Network and a regular contributing author.

The pros and cons of these two implant types and when each should be implemented. 

How to choose between cement-retained or screw-retained implants

How choosing the right adhesives and dental materials for each indication can result in restorative success.

The Importance of Prep Design in Material Selection

Breaking down indications for etching and how to choose the best approach.

Etching techniques unpacked

Here’s how to decide which cements to stock and what to keep in mind when choosing systems. 

Review Your Cement Inventory to Increase Flexibility, Decrease Costs

An overview of dental cement types and proper indications for use.

Dental cements 101

Bioactive cements have their benefits—and their drawbacks.


Cement and Adhesives