Ken Hemmings
BDS, MSc, DRDRCS, MRDRCS, FDS RCS, ILTM, FHEA, Consultant in Restorative Dentistry and Honorary Clinical Associate Professor, Eastman Dental Hospital and Institute
The use of an overdenture in a patient with numerous partially erupted and unerupted teeth
Joshua HudsonA 20-year-old female patient presented to the prosthodontic department following previous treatment in the hospital's paediatric department. The patient's main concern was poor aesthetics associated...
Treatment planning over 50 years
Ken HemmingsFifty years ago, anterior teeth were restored with silicate cement and posterior teeth with amalgam. Gold inlays, onlays and crowns were considered superior restorations. Cohesive gold restorations...
Solutions for implants placed with prosthetic inconvenience
Graeme BryceThe consequences associated with implants placed in a sub-optimal position are particularly severe in the aesthetic zone and can be further complicated when the individual has a thin and scalloped...
Tooth wear guidelines for the bsrd part 3: removable management of tooth wear
Ken HemmingsPatients unable to tolerate a removable prosthesis..
Tooth wear guidelines for the BSRD part 2: fixed management of tooth wear
Ken HemmingsGeneralized/localized tooth wear in dentate patients with associated:.
Tooth wear guidelines for the bsrd part 1: aetiology, diagnosis and prevention
Ken HemmingsTooth wear, or as it is also often referred to as non-carious tooth surface loss (TSL), can be described simply as ‘the pathological non-carious loss of tooth tissue’.1.
Guidelines for crowns, fixed bridges and implants
Richard Ibbetson
“Why is it that teeth decay? You don‧t always have to go to the doctor‧s to have holes in your arm stopped up do you? It‧s a flaw in the design.”
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