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Pros and Cons of Receiving Nitrous Oxide During A Dental Surgery

Nitrous oxide is an intriguing subject for dental patients who are getting a surgery done on their teeth. If you […]

Why phasing restorative dental treatment can be helpful for both dentists and patients: A case study
Payment plans often become the topic of conversation when a patient's dental treatment plan involves a sizable amount of restorative dentistry. Cost can be one of the biggest factors preventing patients from accepting the dental treatment they need. Dr. Zachary Sisler presents a case study to illustrate the benefits that the underutilized concept of phasing […]
Diagnosis for BC oral pathology case No. 38: Steps to evaluate leukoplakia and squamous cell carcinoma
Malignant lesions can be confusing to diagnose without a biopsy, because some—such as leukoplakia and squamous cell carcinoma—share etiologic factors. However, there are several steps to take when you encounter suspicious areas of tissue that will help you evaluate whether or not the lesion is cancerous. This is the complete oral pathology case of the […]
Seizing teaching opportunities and improving dental clinical skills: 'I saw tadpoles on that patient's x-ray'
Tadpoles? Yes! Dr. Stacey Simmons explains how to seize the moments in your dental practice when you can teach staff members a lifetime of knowledge that will improve their clinical skills in one minute—without missing a beat. Teaching opportunities are endless. Dentists are teachers and students every day, and as the dental profession continues to […]