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Look Before You Leap… The Treatment of Snoring and Obstructive Sleep Apnea
By Gail Demko, DMD All medical and dental professionals are looking for ways to offset decreases in reimbursement, often by acquiring new skills that allow expansion into previously untapped patient...
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Dental Implant Concerns Related To Patient’s Health
By Dr. Don Callan The goal of dental implants is to provide function, longevity and esthetics for dental patients in an environment that can be maintained with routine oral hygiene procedures. Dental...
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Avoiding Organized Dentistry to Save Money on Dues—Think again!
By: Vanessa Browne, DDS With the continued rise of educational debt, many dental students are graduating with difficult financial decisions to make. The job market is saturated, many are getting...
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Forensic Odontology
By Dr. Rick Cardoza The field of forensic odontology is that area of dentistry concerned with the application of law in both criminal and civil proceedings. There are two disciplines within forensic...
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The Perfect Board Patient
By Paul A. Levi, Jr., D.M.D. Recently, in the predoctoral clinic at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, the students were preparing to take the Northeast Regional Board examination. A student...
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Dental x-rays: What’s in Your Dose
By Dr. Dale Miles, BA, DDS, MS, FRCD (C), Diplomate American Board of Oral Maxillofacial Radiology It doesn’t matter whether it’s a periapical, bitewing a panoramic or even a cone beam CT x-ray...
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Creating the Ultimate Doctor-Hygiene Patient Exam
By Karen Davis, RDH, BSDH It seems as though the examination portion of the hygiene visit often lends itself to increased stress, but it doesn’t have to. Creating an ultimate experience is realistic...
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Dentistry goes High Tech
By Paul Feuerstein, DMD The world of computers and smart devices has not escaped dentistry. Simple things like looking for cavities with a little bent sharp wire (the explorer), waiting for xrays to be...
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Global Diagnosis In Dentistry
By William Robbins, DDS, MA With the increased emphasis on interdisciplinary treatment in recent years, the deficiencies associated with traditional methods of diagnosis and treatment planning have...
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New innovations in nanomedicine may be coming your way soon!
By Dr. Kim Wright It’s amazing the innovations happening in labs around the world right now. Very soon we may have treatments for many more cancers that use nanoscale vehicles to deliver chemotherapy...
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