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    Much has been written about evidence-based dentistry and its associated parameters of care. Evidence-based parameters of care are nothing more than the scientific analysis of....
    Aug. 1, 2004
    The beginning of the end of my misery came in 2001. I was an amalgam-placing, endo-by-hand-filing dentist with an antiquated computer system that was not user-friendly...
    Aug. 1, 2004
    Paradigms are the filter through which we view our world. From this unique view, we create our rules by which we live. Some examples might be "Fathers are the ultimate decision...
    Aug. 1, 2004
    There is nothing more energizing than coming home with new ideas and techniques to put to immediate use in your dental practices.
    Aug. 1, 2004
    There are many misconceptions about dental practice transitions. Based upon my actual transition results, dental practice transfers are highly successful for both sellers and ...
    Aug. 1, 2004
    Recently, an excellent review of how the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) epidemic could be used to...
    Aug. 1, 2004
    What is dental marketing? Dental marketing is not one or two strategies that you do at the last minute when things look tough.
    Aug. 1, 2004
    My 13-year-old daughter has over $20,000 in her Uniform Gift to Minors Act (UGMA) account to help pay for future college costs. Currently, these funds are all invested in stock...
    Aug. 1, 2004
    Many of my potential implant patients do not want to have bone grafting when placing implants. If an implant is planned in the maxillary sinus area, how much bone is...
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    QuiXX® posterior restorative by Dentsply Caulk. There are many new posterior composite materials on the market today.
    Aug. 1, 2004
    Something interesting occurred in the dental industry just a few short months ago. It will be very interesting to see how it will play out.
    Aug. 1, 2004
    It's essential for practitioners to stay abreast of the latest trends in dental technology. But it's also important — and fun! — to learn about some of the latest non-dental technology...
    Aug. 1, 2004
    The modern dental office continues to evolve at a rapid pace. Many dentists are building or upgrading their practices to achieve their goal of a paperless or chartless system....
    Aug. 1, 2004
    I've given many endodontic courses around the world, and I have had the opportunity to observe how dentists learn about endodontics, as well as their attitudes toward change.
    Aug. 1, 2004
    Don't you just hate it when everybody gets emotional?! Forty years ago, The Human Side of Enterprise told us that workplace emotions are powerful elements of organizational life...
    Aug. 1, 2004
    Paying for college continues to become increasingly difficult. Recent federal government statistics put the latest one-year tuition increases for four-year public colleges at ...
    Aug. 1, 2004
    The title of this article is actually a bit misleading. If I were going to write about what you need to do to "maintain" your digital-radiography system, I wouldn't produce a ...
    Aug. 1, 2004
    The progressive dental practice has evolved considerably since the late 1980s. Practices are moving toward a paperless or chartless concept, where records are kept in digital ...
    Aug. 1, 2004
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    When marketing your high-tech services, remember what the patient wants to know — "What's in it for me?"
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    Worry no more, says the author. Once you know some tips and tricks, digital photography can be a boon to your practice's success.
    Aug. 1, 2004
    Dr. John H. Jameson speaks with Dentrix and PerioPal experts about voice-activated charting technologies, which he describes as "one of the hottest technologies available that...
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    About three months ago, I made a decision to improve my professional life. I invested in chairside CAD/CAM technology.
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    The popular television show "Extreme Makeover" has opened up the world of cosmetic and aesthetic dentistry to mainstream America.
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    Digital integration can be a difficult concept to understand when trying to explain it, but I think it comes down to one simple concept.
    Aug. 1, 2004
    Have you ever been excited about implementing a new skill, service, or product after a motivating continuing-education experience, only to have your ideas fade into a distant ...
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    Digital radiography is a hot topic. Read on to find out why...
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    How you can protect your practice's vital information from being lost or destroyed
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    For a dentist, owning top-of-the-line equipment may be likened to a chef's owning gourmet cookware. The right tools can make masters of their owners...
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    Dental lasers no more resemble lasers of 15 years ago than today's desktop computers resemble computer technology, performance, and utility of 15 years ago.
    Aug. 1, 2004
    My definition of a great dental team is "a group of leaders working cohesively toward a common set of goals."
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    Have you ever wondered why some new patients would go to all the trouble of calling your office to set up an appointment, take time off from work, allow someone they have never...
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    Online patient access to your practice is vital to your future — right now!
    Aug. 1, 2004
    I am writing this column in early July as the weather begins to heat up in St. Louis and the humidity gets so high that a walk around the block leaves you hot and sweaty.
    Aug. 1, 2004