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Oral Health Group
MARCH 7, 2022
But optimism may … The post Do You Really Want to Wing It? We know the world is showing signs of re-opening and that is a time for cautious optimism. Cautious because it seems we have been down this path before only to have a new variant push us back. appeared first on Oral Health Group.
Dental Peers
MARCH 7, 2022
Unfortunately, we are still dealing with a COVID hangover that does not want to go away. It may seem like there is not a lot we can do about these issues. It may seem like there is not a lot we can do about these issues. If you do not have a plan, you will be winging it – and do you really want to wing it?
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Dentistry Today
APRIL 17, 2023
INTRODUCTION Do you ever stop to reflect that, as dentists, we are living in a truly amazing time? However, have you ever thought, “I wonder if that tooth would respond to treatment?” Remembering your training, though, you decided the safest bet was to extract. This way, we can serve our patients at an even higher level.
Dentistry Today
MARCH 8, 2024
I want to be, I fight to be, I pray to be a light that helps others ‘go home.’ It means having someone ask you: ’why me? Why are you helping me? What have I done right to deserve you?’ She had lost her husband of 40+ years. He was also a patient of mine, a man I quite liked. And that’s what I’ve done.
Dentistry Today
MAY 1, 2024
I feel my skin crawl and I want to hide. I wanted to be their friend, and… I wanted them to be my friend. I wanted to be their friend, and… I wanted them to be my friend. I understood “boss-hole” because for most of my career I’d been a boss-hole. WHY WAS I A BOSS-HOLE?
Dentistry Today
AUGUST 10, 2023
He had multiple failed Maryland bridges (Figure 6), and his current dentist had told him there was nothing further they could do to help him. It was really heartbreaking and something I had never encountered. He lost tooth No. Carson’s orthodontist, who had been overseeing the case for 6 years, referred the family to me.
Dentistry Today
FEBRUARY 29, 2024
INTRODUCTION Nonsurgical endodontics is the only dental discipline where the dentist cannot simultaneously see and do treatment. However, according to the Greek philosopher Heraclitus, “The only constant in life is change,” and today, innovative change is aiding dentists in reducing the anxiety of doing endodontics.
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