Frustrations with provisionals are be felt by dentists, their assistants, and especially by the patients who are undergoing treatment. Fractures, debonds, open margins (with associated sensitivity), and contaminated preparations at final cementation are all common difficulties during the temporization phase of crown and bridge dental work.
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Dr. Neville Hatfield
Dr. Neville Hatfield is a young dentist who graduated from Boston Universitys Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine where he was his class president for all four years. He continued his dental education by completing a general practice residency at the Manhattan Veteran Affairs Medical Center in NYC where he was able to provide care to United States Military Veterans. He takes pride in providing the best and most comprehensive dental treatment to his patients and does so through numerous continued education courses. He hopes to contribute meaningfully to the dental community and will soon be published in a bi-monthly column in Dental Economics. He is currently in private practice in Northern New Jersey and maintains hospital privileges at a nearby community hospital. Dr. Hatfield resides with his wife and two rescue dogs in Hoboken, NJ.
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