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I incorporated an amazing amount of my research and experience into the creation of our online Interception Orthodontics 'iOrtho' course. Besides the practical and scientific course material, it's important to remember to do it all with love. Here's why. - Advertisement -
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Dentists who treat special needs patients - children or adults - can be a major, positive influence on the patient's life and family. Here's how. If you're a dentist, you know all about THAT sort of patient (or in the case of a pediatric dentist the patient's parent). Here's how to deal with these kinds of patients and create a win-win scenario. You can get AMAZING results with orthopedic sagittal growth guidance for very young patients -- infants and preschoolers! If you learn the basics, you can make a HUGE difference in these young lives. We have a new online course that can teach you how to do this. You can check out the course HERE. Habit appliances can dramatically change a child patient's life for the better. There is one particular appliance I've used over the years that seems to work the best of all. How can you best use your down time to truly relax and renew? Is your down time a dose of sanity or a mind-numbing escape? Here are some ideas... Where orthodontics is headed... is in the direction of using sagittal correctors. Here are some details and how you can learn more. Remember the old Frank Capra film, "It's a Wonderful Life"? Here are a few thoughts on how to live a wonderful life as a dentist. In my practice, I've found that the new sagittal correctors are amazing! We've just put a introductory two-hour course online that's also pretty amazing. And, for a little while, it's free to readers of Love & Orthodontics. Two of my nieces had the same diagnosis relating to airway problems - and two wildly different experiences in their treatment. |
Dr Chris BakerDr. Chris Baker is Past President of the American Orthodontic Society, a pediatric dentist and teacher of orthodontics, An author, dental practice consultant, mentor, and a current or former faculty member of three U.S. dental schools, Dr Chris is based in glorious Texas, USA. but lectures around the world. Categories
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