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[ad_1] Are you a recently graduated dental professional looking for the perfect place to start your career? Or an experienced dentist looking to make a move to another practice? Your job search may have just gotten a whole lot easier. Dental professionals looking for the right job could always turn to the American Dental Association’s…
ADA produces one-sheet handout on coronavirus for dentists
[ad_1] Coronavirus, now named COVID-19, is making headlines around the world. From statistics about the rapidly spreading illness to tips for travelers, this hot issue is at the top of most news reports. The American Dental Association has now released an informational handout for dentists. The informational handout, which can be downloaded here, covers strategies…
Should your dental practice offer membership plans?
[ad_1] According to Kaiser Family Foundation, 37 million Americans do not have dental insurance. As a result, dental practices have begun offering their own personalized and affordable dental membership plans to patients. In total, less than 20% of dental practices currently have memberships. However, this figure is growing rapidly due to the adoption of dental…
Tips for Taking Good Dental Radiographs
Taking good dental radiographs requires precision and attention to detail. Here are some tips to help you capture high-quality dental radiographs: Remember, dental radiographs are an essential diagnostic tool, and accuracy is crucial for effective treatment planning. By following proper techniques and consistently striving for improvement, you can capture high-quality dental radiographs that contribute to…
Nitrous Oxide Analgesia in Dentistry
Since we have an upcoming Nitrous Oxide Analgesia Monitoring Course coming up, we thought we’d talk a little about the use of the gas in dentistry. Nitrous oxide, commonly known as “laughing gas,” is a commonly used sedative agent in dentistry. When administered in appropriate concentrations and under proper supervision, nitrous oxide is considered safe…
