Category: July/August 2019

Click Here to Read the current issue (w link to PDF download) Pedodontists Advanced technology, together with experience and a measure of sensitivity, enable pedodontists …

By Laura Thill For Eric Shirley, the best solutions lie beyond the obvious answers. When Eric Shirley joined Patterson Dental as president of the dental …

Treating young children requires a unique skill set. A few generations back, the general consensus was that children should be seen but not heard. Fortunately, …

Advanced technology, together with experience and a measure of sensitivity, enable pedodontists to provide the best possible care for their young patients. For pediatric dentists, …

Growing attention to the hazards of contaminated dental unit water has led more and more dental clinicians to take the necessary steps to protect their …

By Laura Thill Assumption of knowledge is a dangerous thing. If you don’t read the instructions that accompany your new iPhone, chances are you – …

By Dr. Katherine Schrubbe, RDH, BS, MEd, PhD. Key elements of Bloodborne Pathogens Standard are often overlooked. For all dental practice settings, OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogens …

By Kristine Berry, RDH, MSEC 4 steps to implementable success Where are you regarding reaching your year-end goals? I invite you to pause and take …

Improvements in implant technology are making them increasingly attractive to doctors and patients. Twenty years ago, patients who were missing one or more teeth did …

By Heidi Arndt How to maximize the tremendous value your hygiene team brings to the group practice Did you realize that 83% of the patient …