The Key to Dental Practice Productivity
I attended the first Dawson Academy dental course in St. Petersburg, Florida in my first year of practice. What I heard was not a product-driven technique, but rather a comprehensive […]
3 Steps to Transition into Using Dental Photography
We’ve all heard the click a picture is worth a thousand words. Enter dental photography? it’s no surprise that by capturing images of our patients, we are better able to […]
Why Co-Diagnosis is Essential to Treatment Acceptance
Times have definitely changed. The generation of patients that had full confidence and blind trust in their health care practitioners is dwindling and approaching their nineties. Long-gone are the days […]
Why Dental Photography is Important to an Accurate Diagnosis
By: Dr. Neeraj Khanna The importance of photography in dentistry cannot be underestimated. It has many purposes, like internal & external marketing or communication with specialists and laboratories. Its greatest […]
What can you learn from the screening history?
The Concept of Complete Dentistry is based on the principles taught by Dr. Peter Dawson, which entail the complete understanding of the masticatory system. The joints (TMJ), muscles (Mastication), and teeth […]
Tips for Perfect Wax Bite Records
By Dr. Shannon Johnson Obtaining an accurate bite record that will allow a precise mounting is crucial for treatment planning. Many products exist that are very accurate, yet they do […]
Common Bimanual Manipulation Mistakes
3 Common Bimanual Manipulation Mistakes While many in the profession maintain that bimanual manipulation is too hard to learn, after they are taught the correct technique, dentists attending The Dawson […]
Signs of Occlusal Instability
By Dr. Shannon Johnson Good Vibrations? As clinicians, the very purpose of our dental exam is to thoroughly evaluate each patient for any sign of instability that will lead to […]
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