This program will focus on patient-specific abutments and the simplicity and reliability they bring to the restorative process, while allowing for functional and esthetic results for each individual patient.

To download / print a pdf of the invitation and registration form click here. 

 

To register for this event by phone, please call Sheila at 800.382.1240



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Dental professionals are uniquely positioned to screen patients and detect oral cancer in its early, treatable stage. Learn easy, time saving step-by-step protocols of vital examinations that will elevate your patient care and save lives.

To download / print a pdf of the invitation and registration form click here. 

 

 

To register for this event by phone, please call Sheila at 800.382.1240

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Thayer Dental Laboratory launched its fall clinical program schedule with “CAD/CAM Implant Restorations – The Future Has Arrived.” The program was presented by internationally renowned clinician, professor, author, and researcher, Dr. David Little – and co-sponsored by Dentsply.  The focus of the program was on state-of-the-art CAD technology for case planning and the ability to have predictable results with the advent of Compartis® ISUS custom milled overdenture bars, hybrids and bridges. Compartis® ISUS implant solutions provide comfortable, stable, screw-retained appliances that are milled from a solid block of either pure Grade 4 Titanium or Cobalt Chrome alloy – providing a consistently precise and passive fit.

For more information, call Greg Thayer, CDT, FICOI or Dean Mersky, DDS at 800.382.1240.



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Thayer Dental Laboratory is sponsoring two special programs that will be an essential part of your practice growth in 2011:

CAD/CAM Implant Restorations – The Future Has Arrived, presented by internationally renowned clinician, professor, author, and researcher, Dr. David Little. The program is being held at Thayer Dental Laboratory on September 15, 2011 from 5:30pm – 9:00pm.

Achieving Ideal Esthetics and Function with Patient Specific Abutments, presented by Dr. Julian Osorio, Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Prosthodontics and Operative Dentistry at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, and pioneer of the Atlantis™ patient-specific abutment. The program is being held at Thayer Dental Laboratory on November 10, 2011 from 5:30pm – 9:00pm.

For complete details and to register for these events, please call Shawna at 800.382.1240.

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Greg Thayer, CDT, FICOI, President of Thayer Dental Laboratory, a Certified Dental Laboratory, announced the addition of Dean Mersky, DDS, as its new implant coordinator. Greg commented that “We feel that Dean is an individual with the background, dental experience, and customer relations skills to enhance the quality of personalized customer care that we have continually provided to the profession for 35 years.”

Dr. Mersky earned a B.S. in Public Health from the University of California, Los Angeles, and his Doctor of Dental Science from the University of Detroit in 1976. Dr. Mersky comes to Thayer Dental Laboratory with 26 years of clinical experience. His practice was located in Manhattan Beach, California, where he focused on reconstructive and cosmetic dentistry along with TMJ disorders. While in private practice, he conducted independent research...

Doctors praised two outstanding programs held at Thayer Dental Laboratory this spring.  The first program was entitled: “Clinical e.max® Indications & Predictable Cementation Options” and was co-sponsored by Ivoclar-Vivadent. Attendees were provided latest information about e.max® lithium disilicate and the science behind it, its clinical applications, as well as preparation and cementation techniques to maximize a successful clinical outcome.

 

Gregory M. Thayer, CDT, FICOI, (center is pictured with Ivoclar-Vivadent clinical presenters Jason Obrokta and Tara Doster.



The second program, which was co-sponsored by Nobel Biocare, was entitled: “Interdisciplinary Planning & Treatment for Immediate Load Implants” which was presented by internationally...