The Transition to Digital Dentistry – Part 1
When dentists are considering the purchase of a new digital technology for implementation in their clinical practice, they usually have
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Are You Interested, or Are You Committed?
In a conversation with a young dental practice owner, this doctor recited a long list of the things he would
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My Favorite Occlusal Deprogrammers
Deprogramming of the lateral pterygoid muscle is generally done by placing something in the anterior that eliminates posterior occlusal contact.
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The Never-Ending Patient Interview
In the year 1958, Dr. L. D. Pankey asked one of his most devout students to join him and teach
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Umbrella Liability Insurance Basics for Dentists
Umbrella liability coverage provides additional liability protection over and above your existing policies. A personal umbrella is going to provide
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Dental Sleep Medicine in Restorative Practice Part 2: Scheduling
In Part 1 of this series, Dr. Todd Sander discussed their introduction to oral appliances for treating sleep disorders, highlighted
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Their Ideal Day
I’m sure there are many aspects of your work that are really fulfilling, and I’m sure there are aspects of
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Retirement Plan Myths Dentists Should Know About (Part 1)
As I’ve been giving presentations about business systems to dentists, I’ve discovered that there are six prevalent myths surrounding 401k
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Finding a Better Way
In recent years, dentists, physicians, and the public have become highly aware of the interrelationships among occlusion, oral inflammation, airway
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Get Excited About Leading Your Team to a Fuller Knowledge of Dentistry
Team members can become a bit tunnel-visioned. Their day-to-day work life and CE are focused on topics related to their
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Dental Sleep Medicine in Restorative Practice Part 1
Early in my career, I was introduced to oral appliances for treating OSA. While I was doing my residency in
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