🦷 What’s the most conservative option? 🤔 Dr Michael Frazis recently shares insights in how removing all tooth structure without building a core can actually be less conservative than a traditional crown. In his own workflow, Dr Frazis will redo the occlusal reduction, carefully dismantle the restoration, and take everything back to clean, healthy tooth. From there, he places a core, or at minimum blocks out undercuts, before choosing a margin suited to the material, aesthetics, and occlusion. The result? Most of his cases land with an overlay crown, crownlay or onlay, depending on the situation. Traditional full-coverage crowns still have their place, but he rarely removes an entire cusp. 🤩 Learn skills and techniques like this in our Restorative Fellowship. Comment RESTORATIVE and we will send you the Restorative Brochure link. — Please note the results of this treatment may vary from patient to patient. Please consult with your dentist for an individual treatment plan or t...