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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 […]

Cracked teeth: A more serious problem in 2018 than 1964
Problems related to cracked teeth are the third leading cause of tooth loss after caries and periodontal disease. Yet to this day, the management of cracked teeth has not received the attention it deserves—neither in dental schools nor continuing education.
From chair to laboratory: Things dentists do that make the job of the lab technician more challenging
My least favorite Post-it notes to see on my desk are "Call the lab ..." Any laboratory work warrants good communication to those who inevitably make us look good, and I thought I knew what made lab techs' jobs challenging ... but to find out for sure, I went to a 15k-strong Facebook group just […]
The CDC studied an unexplained cluster of lung disease among dental professionals: What should you know?
The CDC discovered a mysterious cluster of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) in Virginia. Is it too soon to say whether dental professionals are at risk, or how large the risk is, based on the study the CDC published? We weigh in here.