[Infographic] New Patient Complete Exam

This infographic is a visual representation of our new patient complete examination
14 Tools & Materials for Accurate Exams & Records

Taking accurate patient examinations and records are crucial to developing a treatment plan and therefore delivering predictable results. There are many tools that can help make this task easier and more accurate.
How do you bring up occlusal issues during recall visits?
Why Your 15 Minute New Patient Exam is Not Enough

Over the years I have heard many objections to doing a complete exam like we teach in our courses
18 Common Errors During the Dental Records Process

The pre-clinical conversation and exam is the opportunity to make a lasting impression on your dental patient. We review common areas for improvement.
One of the Greatest Mistakes a Dentist Can Make

Learn about one of the greatest mistakes a dentist can make in this article by Dr. Peter Dawson.
How to Communicate the Need for a Complete Exam to Patients
This video is an excerpt from the April 2015 Dawson Faculty Office Hours with Drs. Leonard Hess and Rajeev Upadya. To watch the full office hours and to sign up for future office hours, visit the Videos and Webinars page. The following is a transcription of this video excerpt. Question from Devin: Most patients at […]
The Necessity of a Facebow Mounted Cast for Routine Single Crowns

If your patient has already been equilibrated and you need to put in a single crown
The Diagnostic Criteria for The Doppler

Wondering what the diagnostic criteria is for Doppler Auscultation? Read the excerpt from the April 2015 Dawson Academy Faculty Office Hours.
The Significance of Anterior Guidance in Obtaining a Stable Result

The primary goal of an occlusal scheme is good stability. Find out what can lead to a breakdown in this article by Dr. Cranham.
Dawson Quick Tip: The Importance of Load Testing

In this Dawson Quick Tip
Dawson Quick Tip: How to Increase Case Acceptance with Photography

Not only can digital photography help us diagnose issues within a patient’s mouth