No retraction. No hemostasis. Just 5 minutes from start to finish. Once you get the timing right, you can distort a semi-set Blu-Mousse impression, and it will set in this new shape. This discovery has led to a new kind of impression.

If you hate packing cord as much as the author does, here's a clever alternative that's allowed him to practice entirely cord-free. And don't worry - this procedure works with all impression techniques!

The greatest thing about this step-by-step is that you don't have to send the partial to the lab while the crown is fabricated!

Optimize your Invisalign® technique by using Cinch 90, with its short working time and quick set.

From the creator of the Laminar Impression Technique, 11 suggestions to assure you're getting the most accurate restorations possible using a double-arch tray.

When he switched to this technique, the accuracy of the author's C&B went far beyond what he ever imagined was possible. He also slashed impression time in half! Here's an easy-to-follow step-by-step . . .

The author takes time to answer questions from the dentists who've read "Laminar Impression - Part 1".

Guided implant surgery is a paradigm shift that will allow a greater number of dentists to place implants expertly and expose a much greater number of patients to this type of treatment modality.

Great for patients with excellent intercuspation, but doesn't allow room for occlusal material. The patient never closes into the registration material, so there's no chance a subtle excursion may skew the accuracy of the bite.

This article shows how a first-class technician processes a laminar double-arch impression. Follow this case from the arrival of the prescription and impression at the lab, through to the post-cementation check film.