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Webinar: How to Create a Patient-Centered Treatment Plan

Tooth decay, periodontal disease, endodontic issues, tooth wear, mobility, migration, muscle soreness, TMD and esthetic issues are a few of the potential problems facing our patients. Despite the desire to […]

Webinar: The Pathway to Predictability

Have you noticed that some cases don’t turn out quite like you expected? These are the cases that keep many dentists up at night. Fortunately, there is a way to […]

Dental Q&A: Remove the Obstacles in Practicing Complete Care Dentistry

Enjoy this free 45 minute webinar, Question and Answer: Removing the Obstacles in Practicing Complete Care Dentistry with Dr. Leonard Hess.

Dawson Quick Tip: 3 Ethical Questions For Every Dentist

In his book, The Personal MBA, Josh Kaufman talks about five components that make up every business. And one of those components is sales. I think as professionals, dentists are […]

Dawson Quick Tip: Would I Do It On Me?

WIDIOM is the Dawson Academy acronym for Would I Do It On Me. I think of it kind of like the modern-day golden rule. It’s how I live my life. […]

Dawson Quick Tip: Waxing Smarter Instead of Harder

I’d like to spend a few minutes discussing some of the ways that we can do what’s called waxing smarter instead of harder when we’re doing our three dimensional workups […]

Dawson Quick Tip: Creating Anterior Guidance on Wax-Ups

When I first started waxing up my cases in the Dawson Philosophy, I learned later that I had encountered a mistake where I had really steepened anterior guidances on the […]

Dawson Quick Tip: The Go-To Rule in Dentistry

When we’re treatment planning, we like to utilize what we call the WIDIOM rule. Would I Do It On Me? This process of complete dentistry isn’t about doing the most […]

Filling in the Treatment Planning Void: Putting the Pieces Together

One of the obstacles that inhibits the success is not planning or organizing the steps needed for predictability. Dr. Khanna discusses this process in detail and makes suggestions on how […]