The Dawson Approach to Predictable Ortho-Restorative Planning

Many dental professionals are apt to file a clear aligner treatment under the “cosmetic” label. Straighten the teeth to achieve an upgraded smile, and the process is done. Right? But ask a clinician who’s watched a ClinCheck turn into a patient returning with sore muscles or an opening bite, and they’ll tell you that there’s […]
A Better Way to Think About Case Acceptance

Do you find that your treatment presentations always seem to end with the patient saying, “Let me think about it”? You’ve completed the exam, explained the options, and given them the best possible way forward. Yet they still seem uncertain about the next step to take. The problem may not be your plan or your […]
Should Your Dental Practice Invest in CBCT

Here’s a tough question: What would you say was the biggest mistake you’ve made in your dental career? For Dr. Lenny Hess, Clinical Director at The Dawson Academy, his answer is clear: waiting too long to invest in CBCT technology. In a recent webinar from The Dawson Academy, Dr. Hess admitted, “I could have afforded one […]
Can You Fix Another’s Disaster? Rehabilitating Failed Dental Cases with Complete Dentistry

Saving Natural Teeth and Worn Dentition Treatment

Dental Occlusion in Complete Dentistry

Key Leadership Strategies For Dental Practices

The Cervical Spine and TMJ Connection – A New Frontier in Dentistry?

How Dentists Can Save Lives Through Dental Sleep & Airway Education, Emphasizing Oral Systemic Health

The Marriage of Function & Aesthetics in Dentistry

Webinar | The Bone Sets the Tone, but the Tooth Tells the Truth

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 an epidemic, and it is imperative that dentists increase their knowledge and understanding of the significant links between breathing disorders and malocclusions in their patients. […]

