The Most Important Lesson I Ever Learned from A Dental CE Lecture
We’ve all had them – AHA moments. A moment when something just clicks and makes total sense. Most of the time it’s never really anything earth shattering, it’s usually something […]
Life Balance Lesson from my Wife – PrePlan Your Vacation
Maybe I am different. For the first 12 years of my professional life I never preplanned my time off. I simply decided a few months in advance, booked something, and […]
Something Different–Multiple Foramen on Inferior Alveolar Nerve
Well, today I saw something for the very first time. I saw multiple exits on the Inferior Alveolar Nerve. Here’s a quick video showing it. Hope you enjoy!
Is Your Schedule Killing Your Practice Productivity?
A ‘full’ schedule is not a sign of a flourishing practice. It could actually be a sign of a disorganized practice. Are you tired of your schedule running you and […]
Conservative Smile Enhancement
About a decade ago cosmetic treatment meant 8-10 veneers for a patient. For me personally there has been a conscious push towards more conservative treatment. My philosophy is how little […]
Something I Learned in Dental School That CEREC Has Totally Destroyed
Dental school can bring back scary memories and even some good memories (for me it was mainly positive). I remember taking everything I heard or learned as gospel. But then […]
Implant Dentistry in 2014 – See What You’re Missing
I distinctly remember my implant introduction in dental school. It was a cluster of screws and parts and god knows what. It was complicated. It was patients getting draped from […]
A Restorative Material that Every Dentist Should Be Using
I don’t know about you, but changing and/or adding a new restorative material is not something that I take lightly. One material that has been important part of my arsenal […]
Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) – Your Next Journey in Implant Dentistry
I always talk about implant dentistry being a journey. A journey that sees you go from simple to complex and add techniques along the way. It is unreasonable to expect […]
High Aesthetic Anteriors Made Easier
Probably the most difficult restoration in dentistry is the single anterior restoration. This is compounded when dealing with a ‘particular’ patient – one that wants excellence. Personally I don’t fault […]