Does Dentistry Need to Change Its Methods for Bite Analysis?
Most dental bite problems are not caused by difficult patients or complex cases. They happen because the bite is rarely measured. In this episode of the Dental Assistant Nation podcast, in conjunction with DrBicuspid.com, we explore how accurate bite measurement can completely change patient outcomes and day-to-day efficiency in the dental practice.
DrBicuspid's Editor-in-Chief Kevin Henry spoke with prosthodontist Dr. Robert Kerstein, who explained why traditional bite adjustment methods rely heavily on guesswork and why articulating paper alone cannot measure bite force or timing.
Kerstein also shares decades of clinical experience using computerized bite analysis and explains how objective data lead to more precise adjustments, fewer post-treatment visits, and greater patient comfort...
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DrBicuspid's Editor-in-Chief Kevin Henry spoke with prosthodontist Dr. Robert Kerstein, who explained why traditional bite adjustment methods rely heavily on guesswork and why articulating paper alone cannot measure bite force or timing.
Kerstein also shares decades of clinical experience using computerized bite analysis and explains how objective data lead to more precise adjustments, fewer post-treatment visits, and greater patient comfort...
Click Here for the Podcast