In Case Type III, the candidate is challenged to replace a missing maxillary incisor or cuspid to a level of accreditation excellence. The operator is given the option of replacing the missing dental components with either a bridge or an implant. If a bridge is selected, the accepted standard of excellence is the use of [...]

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Accreditation Case Type I presents the clinician with the broadest canvas to showcase his or her skills. This case type involves six or more indirect restorations within the maxillary arch, treating at least the incisors and canines. The key to delivering an optimal result lies in the clinician’s ability to create a successful rapport with [...]

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The following are questions and concerns from a dentist and Dr. Scott Finlay’s answers and insight. Question 1: Just because I see it (diagnosis it) doesn’t mean my patients will want to treat it (even acute, painful, or blatant problems they are aware of gets put on the back burner). Question 2: How much of the [...]

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