Oral Health Group
OCTOBER 7, 2024
One of the greatest assessments we use to measure “a life well lived” comes from the question “what would people want to say on your The post As a Dental CEO, do you ever wonder “what will my epitaph say?” appeared first on Oral Health Group.
Dentistry Today
OCTOBER 7, 2024
A high-precision, fully guided micro-ablation system has been developed to eliminate the postoperative problems normally associated with third molar formation. Third molar removal is one of the most common surgeries performed in the United States and Europe. Unfortunately, the highly invasive nature of third molar surgery results in a predictable range of painful complications.
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Dental News and Technology
OCTOBER 7, 2024
Renamel® OPALITE™ is a new microfill resin with subtle opalescent effects that brighten the tooth and give it optical depth and vitality. This particular microfill will have a color adaptive effect as well as maintaining the value of your restorations. Use as a final layer on your anterior restorations to emulate a bright natural enamel. Renamel ® Flowable OPAL™ Renamel® OPAL™ is a flowable translucent microfill with opalescent optical properties that is unique to anything on the market.
Dentistry Today
OCTOBER 7, 2024
BIOLASE, Inc. (NASDAQ: BIOL) (the “company”), a global leader in dental lasers, recently announced that the company and its direct domestic subsidiaries have voluntarily initiated Chapter 11 proceedings (the “Bankruptcy Petitions”) in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware (the “Court”). BIOLASE will seek Court approval to continue operating during the proceedings and remains focused on providing its customers with its award-winning de
Dental News and Technology
OCTOBER 7, 2024
As the leading experts in dental water solutions, Solmetex® is committed to supporting dental practices impacted by Hurricane Helene. In response to the recent devastation, the company is providing emergency waterline assistance, including essential waterline products to help practices resume safe operations. Resuming safe operation in dental offices may involve boil water advisories and restoring functionality after periods of equipment disuse.
Dentistry Today
OCTOBER 7, 2024
Ultradent Products, Inc., a leading developer and manufacturer of high-tech dental materials, will donate 5% of total sales from orders placed on Tuesday, October 8, to the Red Cross to support relief efforts for those affected by Hurricane Helene. “The devastation caused by Hurricane Helene has deeply impacted countless lives, and we are inspired by the compassion we’ve seen from so many people working to help those in need,” said Ultradent president and CEO Dirk Jeffs.
Dentistry Gone Digital
OCTOBER 7, 2024
By: Dr. Savanah Craig Working in healthcare is challenging for many reasons. I would bet that most people in healthcare are high-achieving and have a strong desire to help others. This makes people susceptible to burnout. Dentists, however, have the added level of patient fear, distrust, and isolation to contend with. Spend enough time with a group of dentists and you’ll hear stories of patients expressing their hatred of our profession interspersed with fierce comparisons about procedures, prod
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Dimensions of Dental Hygiene
OCTOBER 7, 2024
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently ruled against a dentist seeking insurance coverage for business losses incurred during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Pennsylvania dentist had filed a claim with CNA and Valley Forge Insurance Co after he was forced to close his practice due to government-mandated shutdowns, except for emergency dental procedures.
Dentistry Today
OCTOBER 7, 2024
Upen J. Patel, DDS, discusses the advantages of transitioning to a fee-for-service practice for both you and your patients. Q: Is there only one way to practice dentistry in 2024? A: There is no one way to practice dentistry, which explains why we have so many different models of practice. Some superb business-minded dentists focus on multiple office locations and excel in operations and management.
Healthy Smiles
OCTOBER 7, 2024
Loss of teeth is more than simply an aesthetic issue. Many dental health problems, such as bone loss, misalignment, and trouble speaking or eating, can result from missing teeth. Dental implants, a durable and aesthetically pleasing substitute for dentures and bridges, have gained popularity as a means of replacing lost teeth. But can dental implants truly eradicate dental health issues, or are they primarily a cosmetic fix?
Denticle
OCTOBER 7, 2024
One of the things I love about my work in the industry outside of clinical practice is the friendships I've made over the span of my career. I've gotten to meet, spend time with, and make friendships with some of the best minds in dentistry. One those people is Dr. Nate Lawson. I've known him for about a decade and he is an impressive individual. He is one those people who has some unique gifts.
Planet DDS
OCTOBER 7, 2024
This article originally appeared in Forbes Technology Council and was written by Eric Giesecke, CEO of Planet DDS As dental service organizations (DSOs) navigate the industry’s ongoing consolidation, technology is.
The Big Brush
OCTOBER 7, 2024
Now that you’re a fully licensed dentist, do you know what you'll wear to work so you're professional but comfortable? Learn more about dental dress codes.
RevUp Dental
OCTOBER 7, 2024
Canadian Dental Care Plan: Success or Failure? The Canada Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is making waves across the dental industry. By providing more affordable dental care to many Canadians, it aims to expand access to much-needed treatments. But the CDCP has left many dental professionals asking questions: Is this good for my practice? How will it impact our profitability and the value of our practice?
Ask The Dentist
OCTOBER 7, 2024
I just got my colonoscopy which I get every five years. And it got me thinking Colorectal cancer (CRC) rates are climbing among younger populations, raising questions about the adequacy of current screening guidelines. Traditionally, the recommendation has been to begin screenings at age 50, but evidence suggests this may no longer be appropriate. This study highlights a significant link between poor oral health and colorectal cancer risk, particularly focusing on the bacterium Fusobacterium nuc
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