Hello I’m Dr. Paul Homoly. I recently watched the 2019 US Figure Skating Championships. My wife Sweet Lisa and I curled up on the couch, a few of our cats joined us, and we spent a mellow evening watching this country’s finest figure skaters. I like it when TV commentators are former Olympians. They spot crucial […]
Why do we ask for the patient’s TMJ history as a part of our complete exam? Particularly, why do we ask a history of open or closed lock?
When we think of the implication mindset, Dr. Dawson has talked to us for a long time about a way for us to think about dental problems and approach to dental treatment as a way to communicate with our patients and help them move forward with their treatment. One way to look at it is, […]
In this Quick Tip
The question I get asked a lot is with where dentistry is right now–what are some of the things we can do to differentiate ourselves. And I think one of the things that’s really interesting is there’s a lot of push… Click play below to watch this InteracTip from John C. Cranham, DDS. […]
So I want to start with a scenario that a lot our students or really any dentist will face. I want you to imagine that a new patient has come to your practice… Click the play button below to watch this entire Quick Tip video from John Cranham, DDS.
As dentistry evolves into the digital world, the successful incorporation of computerization and new technology will continue to provide more efficient methods of communication and fabrication. The utilization of new digital technology will continue to enhance the close cooperation and working relationship of the dentist/technician team, while at the same time retaining the individual creativity […]
Host: Dr. Shannon Johnson, Association President Guest: Mr. Larry Guzzardo Thanks to all those who attended this Association Member Webinar Sneak Peek! It was wonderful to hear all of your questions. For those who could not attend, you can watch the webinar below. Get ready for this new year by being prepared! We all know […]
How’s your dental online reputation? While reviews may seem daunting
Dentistry can be an extremely rewarding profession. With a few measures in place
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