Educating patients on dental conditions can be very challenging for many dentists. A complete dentist has even more challenges, especially when it comes to explaining joint conditions with their patients. The complete dentist starts the examination by examining the joint first. Based on what we know, there are four categories or phases of joints that […]
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Learn how you can begin with the end in mind
In this one-hour dental webinar
Take home a process to know what your patients want and what matters most to them. Zig Ziglar once shared, “You can have everything in life you want, if you will just help other people get what they want”. Friends, setting our clinical bar to the highest level is clearly our foundation for long-term success. […]
Dawson Dentists
The interesting aspect of our need to go touchless is that it brought clarity. We now understand the importance of adaptability and that it simply cannot happen without embracing technology. So, what does that mean for your daily operation strategy? You may need to adjust the course and pivot to re-assess as new information and […]
Understanding the full scope of Complete Dentistry from a patient’s perspective can be challenging. This can lead to poor acceptance of diagnostic records, treatment, and frustration for the Dentist and team. To avoid this, a Complete Dentist must understand how to “talk the talk” and “walk the walk”. We will cover methods of improving your […]
Many dentists spend decades wandering through the desert of insurance based “standard of care.” Most know there is a better way, but struggle with the WHY! Dr. Hess explains the path to a ‘better way’ for your patients and yourself. Learning Objectives: Explain how a complete examination can unlock unlimited potential in your practice Recall […]
During this Dental CE webinar
Dawson Principle: Form follows Function In this dental webinar, join The Dawson Academy and our senior faculty members for a group conversation about the connection between diagnosis, functional stability, and esthetics. Discover how combining these elements results in the highest quality of patient care with rewarding outcomes. You’ll understand how our time-tested factors of occlusal […]
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