Sleep Disordered Breathing: Effects on Children’s Growth and Development
Thanks for all who attended our Watch It Wednesday free dental webinar! If you couldn’t make it, we invite you to watch the broadcast below. Sleep disordered breathing (SDB) is […]
Signs of Occlusal Instability Continued
Due to our recent blog on Signs of Occlusal Instability, we’ve received a great comment from one of our followers. The reader asked for a more detailed discussion on checking […]
From the Inbox of Dr. Peter Dawson
Dr. Dawson receives emails and letters from clinicians all over the world asking questions and looking for clarification on all matters of Functional Occlusion and challenges in dentistry. From: A […]
18 Common Errors During the Dental Records Process
Can you imagine building an expensive home or a complicated remodeling project without accurate measurements or plans? Unfortunately everyday our dental laboratories are asked to fabricate restorations with inaccurate records. […]
Dawson Quick Tips: Customizing The Envelope of Function
Hello, everybody. Welcome to Quick Tips. In this edition, we’re going to be talking about customizing your patient’s envelope of function, which is a very important part of getting the anterior […]
Dawson Quick Tips: Choosing Restorative Materials
Hello everybody. For this quick tip, I want to talk a little bit about how we choose different restorative materials and align them with our patients. I want to share with […]
Dentists: How to Effectively Equilibrate the Natural Dentition
Following proper diagnosis and treatment planning, occlusal equilibration can provide selected patients with the most conservative, predictable and safest treatment possible. Occlusal equilibration can often help avoid the need for more complex […]
Dawson Quick Tip: Identifying Specialty Patients
My quick tip today is on general versus specialty patients. A general patient is defined as… a patient where the size, contour, and position of the teeth are working for […]
Dawson Quick Tip: Would I Do It On Me?
WIDIOM is the Dawson Academy acronym for Would I Do It On Me. I think of it kind of like the modern-day golden rule. It’s how I live my life. […]
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