Very Clinical: Amalgam in 2025 with Dr. Kevin Donlan
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Show Notes
In this throwback episode Kevin and Zach are once again joined by Dr. Kevin Donlan to discuss the controversial topic of amalgam in modern dentistry. Is this classic restorative material still relevant in 2025? They delve into the pros and cons, share personal experiences, and debate whether amalgam still has a place in everyday dental practice.
Key Takeaways:
- Amalgam still has a place in dentistry, particularly in situations with challenging isolation.
- Patient education and clear communication are crucial for material selection.
- Dental education and practice philosophies have evolved significantly over the years.
- Four handed dentistry is ideal, and when not possible, isolation devices can increase the dentists ability to perform good dentistry.
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