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While you can't be perfect, you CAN be excellent!
Here are some pointers on how to do that.
Here are some pointers on how to do that.
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Today I discuss how to determine the needs, if present, in the growing child in primary and/or mixed/transitional dentition. How to examine? Is there a need? And, if so, how to diagnose and plan which therapies would be best for the child.
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Often, I get questions from parents - including other dentists - about developmental challenges with their own children. This particular question from a dentist-DAD, about a 3-year-old mouth-breathing child, deals with a frequently-encountered developmental problem in small children.
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The pediatric dentist can do amazing — almost miraculous — life-transforming treatment WHEN he/she provides outstanding, needed orthodontic and orthopedic treatments. Here’s where to get outstanding orthodontic education. Joy for you and joy for the parents and patients!
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Why is Straight Wire Orthodontics NOT enough?
Why do our pre-programmed brackets not give us desired finished results?
Why do our pre-programmed brackets not give us desired finished results?
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To understand the heart-brain connection is priceless when you work with your young patients and their parents.
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During COVID-19, facemasks became common in many places. Humans are social, evolutionarily hard-wired to connect by looking at each others’ faces. Children’s maldevelopment and psychological effects on children and adults of wearing facemasks can be debilitating.
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Not all orthodontics courses are the same. Some are super-charged, with lots of power and insight about a subject that deceptively appears to be slow and simple. Dr Chris Baker explains.
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The sedation of America's children has been both at-home and, all too often, in the dental office. This is problematic. There is a better way.
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Orthodontics is one area of dentistry where the patient WANTS treatment. BUT, that can change if unexpected results occur. Here's how to prepare.