As a second-generation pediatric dentist, I understand both the joys and the challenges that come with treating children. While many dentists and staff members are hesitant and uncomfortable taking x-rays on children, it can be accomplished with proper techniques and equipment. Although dental x-rays can be difficult to capture on…
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Tips to Alleviate Dental Patient Stress
We’ve all seen our share of patients who delay appointments because they fear the dentist’s office. I’ve found that the best way to remedy patient anxiety is through communication and helping them understand what we’re doing and why. Here are some tips that we use in our office: Set Expectations:…
Read More>Making the Most of Digital Files
Like most dentists, I value practice management techniques. As the executive director of the Foundry Dental Center, it’s critical to have a dental office that can efficiently accommodate a large number of patients. In fact, our center sees up to 60 patients in one day. Two years ago, we implemented…
Read More>Optimizing your Digital Transition
Dentistry is rocketing into the digital age like never before, and managing a practice growth strategy that can accommodate new technologies is a key to success in dentistry. While navigating that path can be difficult and confusing at times, it doesn’t have to be. In this webinar presentation, Sirona Dental’s…
Read More>The Schick 33 Sensor Brings Advanced Digital Imaging to Tony Hewlett, DDS, Family Dentistry
Dr. Tony Hewlett of Stanwood, Wash., was one of the first dentists to adopt the new Schick 33 digital intraoral sensor. After trying one sensor in his practice and experiencing firsthand the unmatched image quality and image management system, Dr. Hewlett decided to upgrade all six of his operatories to…
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