Demo: The tools you need for successful implant-supported overdentures (VIDEO)

Joshua Austin, DDS, MAGD, discusses the Chairside Denture Prep and Polish kit by Zest Dental Solutions, which he says makes the process of converting a denture into an implant-supported overdenture easier.
Aug. 7, 2017
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Mandibular dentures can be frustrating—even well-made ones can have stability issues. Joshua Austin, DDS, MAGD, has gotten to the point of telling patients that unless the plan is to place at least two implants in the mandible, he will not make them dentures. But even then, the pick-up process for converting a denture into an implant-supported overdenture can be difficult. The Chairside Denture Prep and Polish Kit from Zest Dental Solutions helps make the process easier. Watch the video above to learn more!

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Joshua Austin, DDS, MAGD, is an editorial director for Pearls for Your Practice: The Product Navigator, an e-newsletter from DentistryIQ and Dental Economics. He also writes the Pearls for Your Practice column in Dental Economics. After graduating from the University of Texas Health Science Center Dental School, Dr. Austin associated for several years. In October 2009, he opened a solo general practice in a suburban area of San Antonio, Texas. Dr. Austin is involved in all levels of organized dentistry and can be reached at [email protected].

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Joshua Austin, DDS, MAGD

Joshua Austin, DDS, MAGD, writes the Pearls for Your Practice column in Dental Economics. After graduating from the University of Texas Health Science Center Dental School, Dr. Austin associated for several years. In October 2009, he opened a solo general practice in a suburban area of San Antonio, Texas. Dr. Austin is involved in all levels of organized dentistry and can be reached at [email protected].

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