DR. MILNAR'S ARTICLE AS PUBLISHED IN THE OCTOBER 2007 ISSUE OF CONTEMPORARY ESTHETICS:

Topic: SEQUENCING THREE CONSERVATIVE, MINIMALLY INVASIVE TREATMENTS.

Excerpt: "When patients present requesting changes to multiple aspects of their dentition— from color and shape to length and spacing—it can be tempting for clinicians to pursue cosmetic treatments that can accomplish the most dramatic alterations all at once. There is a tendency to assume that dramatic smile transformations..."

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ANOTHER PUBLISHED ARTICLE IN THE MAY 2007 ISSUE OF INSIDE DENTISTRY, DR. MILNAR ADDRESSES "ENHANCING THE POLYCHROMATIC EFFECT OF DIRECT COMPOSITE ANTERIOR RESTORATIONS USING COLORING RESINS"

Topic: "Composite resin materials and adhesive techniques have made it possible...to predictably implement a conservative, practical, and esthetic approach..."

Excerpt: Albert Einstein said that after a certain high level of technical skill is achieved, science and art tend to coalesce in esthetics, plasticity, and form. He concluded the premise by saying that the greatest scientists are always artists as well..

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DR. MILNAR'S CHAIRSIDE ARTICLE AS PUBLISHED IN THE MAY 2007 EDITION OF "THE COMPENDIUM OF CONTINUING EDUCATION IN DENTISTRY"

Topic: Considering Biomodification and Remineralization Techniques as Adjuncts to Vital Tooth-Bleaching Regimens

Excerpt: Although in-office and dentist-monitored vital nightguard bleaching have proved successful for whitening teeth, in some cases involving stark white spots, additional efforts may be required. This clinical case demonstrates the use of a combination in-office and take-home whitening regimen, followed by the inoffice and home application of a paste containing casein phosphopeptide and amorphous calcium phosphate..

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DR. MILNAR HAS BEEN PUBLISHED IN THE FEBRUARY 2006 ISSUE OF DENTISTRY TODAY

Dr. Milnar discusses In-Office and Take-Home whitening, one of the most common and least invasive techniques for improving a smile.

•Dentistry Today" – 2006: “Enhancing Combination In-Office and Take-Home Tooth Whitening - A Case Report

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DR. MILNAR HAS BEEN PUBLISHED IN THE JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2006 ISSUE OF INSIDE DENTISTRY

As patients become more educated on the varies benefits and limitation of dental techniques they are requesting techniques that are conservative and minimally invasive. In this article Dr. Milnar explains a case where he used minimally invasive techniques to achieve a beautiful smile.

•Inside Dentistry" – 2006: “Altering Tooth Inclination and Overall Esthetics with Direct Composite Veneers, Gingival Contouring, and Enamelplasty

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DR. MILNAR HAS BEEN PUBLISHED IN THE FEBRUARY 2006 ISSUE OF COMPENDIUM

Closure of interdental spaces continues to be one of the most gratifying composite placement for both patients and clinicians. By using an appropriately selected direct composite system in combination with an adhesive design concept that preserves and conserves the tooth –restoration complex. The case discussed in this article represents a means to achieve the desired esthetic results while simultaneously minimizing the sacrifice of otherwise healthy natural tooth structure.

•Compendium" – 2006: “Closing Anterior Interdental Spaces and Enhancing Tooth Form Using a Small-Particle Hybrid Composite

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DR. MILNAR HAS BEEN PUBLISHED IN THE MARCH 2005 ISSUE OF DENTISTRY TODAY

At a time when dental professionals desire more simplistic and conservative approaches to restoring a patient's smile aesthetically, they simultaneously demand predictability and durability from the techniques and materials they choose.

•Dentistry Today" – 2005: “Artistic Placement of a Micro Matrix Direct Composite for the Restoration of a Single Maxillary Central Incisor

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DR. MILNAR HAS BEEN PUBLISHED IN THE FEBRUARY 2005 ISSUE OF COMPENDIUM

In recent years, dental product manufacturers have accelerated their development and introduction of direct composite materials to provide clinicians with multiple enhancements.

•Compendium of Continuing Education in Dentistry" – 2005: “Artistic Placement of a Micro Matrix Direct Composite for the Restoration of a Single Maxillary Central Incisor

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