Real Evidence Based Dentistry DE Sept 2015 Real Evidence-Based Dentistry What treatment failures frustrate dentists the most? From my own practice of nearly 40 years and lecturing to thousands of
Budgeting for Botox AGD Impact Sept 15 Budgeting for Botox The Costs of Making It Work in Your Practice Dentists often ask me questions regarding integrating Botox® and dermal fillers into their
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Why Are Your Prescribing Appliances Chairside Magazine Sep 15 Why Are You Prescribing Bruxism Appliances? INTRODUCTION Bruxism is one of the most common dental diseases, with one in every three patients coming
First Steps First AGD Impact August 2015 First Steps First Taking a Minimally Invasive Approach to Treating TMJ and Orofacial Pain General dentists often are the source of referrals to many
Membership has its privileges Dental Economics June 2015 Membership has its privileges One of the great things about having a strong membership organization is the ability to share cases that can help
Botoxonomics DE May 2015 BOTOXONOMICS One of the most frequently asked questions by dentists about Botox® and dermal fillers is how will it impact their practice from both a clinical
Beyond Bruxism Beyond Bruxism Measuring How Treatment Can Impact Airway One of the most common dental diseases is bruxism, which research suggests may affect nearly one in every three patients.
One of the fastest growing areas is bruxism therapy coupled with dental sleep medicine. This is the final piece of the puzzle to growing your practice and adding $26,500 more
Most dentists are afraid or try to ignore their patients who have TMJ pain, primarily because of lack of training, confidence and successful results in treating these patients. The investment
When it comes to ROI, most dentists have no idea which procedures in their practice are profitable. You should take a hard look at evaluating ROI on dental procedures as
TMJ AND TOOTHACHES MAKE PEOPLE UGLY! By Louis Malcmacher, DDS, MAGD, DAAFE Tuesday, July 08, 2014 10:15 AM Did you ever have a patient with a toothache or orofacial pain? Of course