It’s important to educate your associates on the cost of supplies. Newer/younger practitioners tend to over-use or not fully utilize certain materials inadvertently affecting your clinics overhead
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Free CE: Do you want to set your patients up for functional and restorative success? In this live CE, you will learn the polychromatic layering techniques to achieve ultimate esthetics and the more simplified single shade composite system techniques.
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Current and future practice owners, this month’s #BrushUponBusiness podcast episode is for you! 🎧
Dirk de lint, a partner at MBC Legal, joins Dr. Jordan Soll to discuss the employment law secrets every dentist needs to know.
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Students and new dentists, this one's for you! Before you start working, you need to understand how you'll get paid. 💰 Sana Arshad, CEO and Founder of ADC CPA, explains these key compensation terms so you aren't blindsided by your first paycheck. #WeeklyWisdom
Do you know the #1 thing patients are looking at when searching for a new dentist?
For many patients it's online reviews but for certain demographics it's procedures and services available.
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Everyone wants to know what they can use their laser for, how they can make money off their laser, as well as which codes to use for the procedures they’re doing.
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Pediatric Bruxism: When to Refer, When to Reassure. Dentaltown Pediatric Dentistry - Kids who grind their teeth. https://t.co/CntTIGxy4g This Dentaltown thread on pediatric bruxism reflects broad consensus among pediatric dentists that teeth grinding in children is extremely common, often benign, and typically resolves on its own without intervention. Most agree that nightguards are generally not recommended for children with primary dentition due to poor compliance, interference with growth, and the self-limiting nature of the condition.
The majority of clinicians emphasize ruling out underlying causes, particularly airway-related issues such as obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), enlarged tonsils/adenoids, mouth breathing, and GERD. Many advocate referring to ENT or pediatricians for evaluation when red flags like snoring, restless sleep, bedwetting, hyperactivity, or behavioral issues are present. Psychological stress, developmental disorders, and rare cases of reflux or pinworms are also discussed as possible contributors.
Treatment, when necessary, is conservative: fluoride varnish, SSCs or RMGI buildups for symptomatic wear, and ortho referrals in cases of traumatic occlusion. Full coverage restorations are only recommended in severe cases with pain or pulp exposure.
Overall, the advice boils down to monitoring, ruling out systemic or airway causes, avoiding unnecessary intervention, and reassuring parents. Most kids grow out of it. 🦷🤔 @Dentaltown@Orthotown1@Hygienetown
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