Whether as a dental laboratory technician, owner, technical trainer or laboratory consultant this philosophy has served me well over the span of my career. My objective is always to provide the easiest way to communicate what is needed without trying to impress anyone with credentials, A.I. generated content, or suggesting denture systems which lock you into a philosophy or using a specific product system. I am formally educated with a degree in dental technology, and I get results. I post a lot of content online only as a way to introduce what I may possibly do for my accounts, account prospects, their patients, or your laboratory.

An example of how to communicate in an interdisciplinary fashion.

Patient comes in for the evaluation appointment. Dr. snaps an alginate with existing in place, a duplicate of the opposing arch and takes a bite registration (not pictured). He then takes some baseplate wax and builds out the needed support (overjet) lacking in the present prosthetic in the mouth (pictured). I use this during cross mounting on a platform to guide the fabrication of an occlusal rim and eventually the teeth. Illustrated is the amount of deficient overjet.

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