How frequently and when do you use your Doppler?
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 […]
The Diagnostic Criteria for The Doppler
This excerpt from the April 2015 Dawson Faculty Office Hours with Drs. Leonard Hess and Rajeev Upadya answers a question on the diagnostic criteria for the doppler.
How Digital Dental Ecosystems Will Change Our World
There is so much noise surrounding the dental practice today! Digital this and milling that, going paperless, HIPPA compliance, 3D imaging and virtual models are just a few of the […]
Range of Motion Scale: What Is It and Why Do You Need It?
A key element of the Complete Exam and Treatment Planning process is determining the health of the TM Joint. The components of the TMJ-Occlusal exam are: History Range of Motion […]
Digital Dentistry: Endless Possibilities
We all know dentistry is evolving into a digital world. Our future success will hinge in part on our ability to incorporate new technologies that give us more efficient methods […]
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 […]
Dawson Quick Tip: The Best Topical Ever
My quick tip is the use of the product called Best Topical Ever. You can use this product when you are taking impressions for implants, when placing implant restorations, using […]
Dawson Quick Tip: Using Teflon Tape Instead of Cotton Pellet
About a year ago I started using plumber’s tape (teflon tape) in any access that I wanted to be able to retrieve. For example, I called the endodontist that I […]
Dawson Quick Tip: Making the Lucia Jig More Predictable
I’d like to spend a moment with you discussing ways that we can make using a Lucia Jig more predictable. Additionally, about creating our CR index on the Lucia Jig […]
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