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The treatment of facial trauma
Facial injury can be challenging to overcome. Along with physical pain and a potentially long rehabilitation period, there are emotional issues to be taken into consideration. Facial trauma can affect appearance and reconstruction procedures can be mentally draining. In the event of certain facial traumas, it is vital that a patient sees a maxillofacial surgeon […]
5 tips for improving case presentation
There’s a saying in the dental industry that says patients will pay for what they want, but do almost anything to get out of paying for what they need. Sometimes, all you’ve got to do is help patients understand why they should want what they need! Here are some tips on how your present treatment […]
8 things you didn’t know about oral surgeons
You might be familiar with going to the dentist, but what about an oral surgeon? This post will quickly explain the basic qualifications and procedures of oral surgeons.
Dental hygienists and shots
Advancements in local anesthesia training for dental hygienists have made it possible for better pain management at your dental practice. Instead of relying on a sole injection administered by a dentist, patients can now receive local anesthetic for treatments that were once seen as something they needed to “grin and bear.” However, you are now […]
Smart strategies for filling holes in your schedule
Many dental practices struggle at one point or another with a less than full schedule. Whether it’s cancellations, no-shows, a lack of new patients or a low treatment acceptance rate, an empty chair during prime business hours can impact your financial wellbeing. Here are a few simple strategies you can implement today to fill gaps […]
Magnification headlight buying guide
Modern dental loupes leave you wondering how dentists managed prior to lighted magnification. From diagnosing minute fractures to detecting tiny issues with a crown, magnification headlights provide a better visual and improve results. But with so many options available on the market, how can you know which dental loupes are right for you?
Thoughts on the Amabrush
The dental community has been buzzing about the Amabrush lately, and rightfully so. Described as the “world’s finest automatic toothbrush” the new tool is definitely worth discussing. We won’t spend too much time here talking about the mechanics (you can get more information at https://www.amabrush.com/), but we would like to share its potential role in […]
Common questions about bone grafts
Bone grafting is something that most patients have never heard of until they need one. While it might sound quite intense, it’s usually a very simple surgery. Here are some of the common questions patients have about the procedure.
Leadership skills dentists need
Trying to do everything yourself is a recipe for disaster. Burnout, stagnant growth and high staff turnover can result from lack of professional development. If you don’t learn to lead, you can soon learn to hate running your own show. Here are four leaderships skills you can work on today to help lighten your load […]
When a patient has a cracked tooth
Cracked teeth can be tricky. They’re not always symptomatic, or might bother patients significantly some days and other days not at all. Though it’s easier for patients to accept treatment when they’re in pain, convincing them while their pain is manageable or non-existent can be harder. Here are some ideas to help educate patients on […]
