Use Technology, But Don’t Check Your Brain At The Door
Despite all of the technology we see being used in many of our procedures, some require basic manual, visual, and mental skills. Single-tooth.
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Attacking the ‘Spare Time’ Stack
As I am finally settling into this new position, and as a practicing dentist, I have had a chance to sit back and.
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Almost at the Finish Line
Beware the Ides of March. That time has passed, but we are still not out of the woods, although many states are relaxing.
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Frustration and Hope
As we finish the first quarter of 2021, things are somewhat better. We all waited for 2020 to end and couldn’t wait to.
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Beginnings
Welcome to 2021, and I hope we will all be seeing a bright new year. Enough has been written and said about you.
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A 2020 Prediction Proved True!
As we entered into this year, the title of my January column was “Change and New Opportunities in 2020.” Now I would never.
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Missing the in-Person Dental Meetings?
As we arrived at the first full month of fall, it seemed strange, to say the least, that we were not preparing to.
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The ‘New Normal’?
As we arrive into the beginning of autumn with this issue of Dentistry Today, the dental landscape certainly looks different. All of the.
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Presenting a Combined Focus
As we move forward in 2020, we are thankful to know that most dentists are now back doing what they do best: serving.
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Coronavirus! Putting the Outbreak in a Different Perspective
As we arrive once again at Oral Cancer Awareness Month, COVID-19 has been absolutely dominating the news cycles at the time of writing.
