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Most of us have started using zirconia as a material for our indirect restorations. We either mill it chairside or send it out to the lab to be fabricated. Either way we need to make sure that our technique is perfect when delivering it to the tooth, especially if we are working with a non-retentive prep. If we need to rely on adhesion, we have to understand the nuances of bonding zirconia to tooth structure. To tell us all about it is our guest Dr. Alex Vasserman. Dr Vasserman is a respected clinician running his own practice on the Upper East side of Manhattan.

Dental podcast: Welcome to DentalTalk. I'm Dr. Phil Klein. Today we'll be talking with Dr. Alex Vasserman on the subject of Zirconia versus Emax. We'll address his philosophy on material choice and his thought process on prep design, red flags as it relates to materials, and his cementation protocols. Dr. Vasserman has been practicing dentistry on the Upper East Side of Manhattan for about 10 years now. He is passionate about full-mouth reconstruction with a focus on cosmetics, longevity, and predictability.