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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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...
Is your down time a dose of sanity or a mind-numbing escape? Here are some ideas...
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Where orthodontics is headed... is in the direction of using sagittal correctors. Here are some details and how you can learn more.
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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.
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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.
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Two of my nieces had the same diagnosis relating to airway problems - and two wildly different experiences in their treatment.
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Being on time in every aspect of a dental practice makes for happier patients, sure. But it also makes for happier doctors and staff. Here's how to do it.
