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Taking Impacted Wisdom Teeth More Seriously

11
May
2012

A patient came to me after her dentist discovered a developing jaw cyst associated with her impacted wisdom tooth. For years, she was told by her previous dentists that there is nothing wrong with her wisdom teeth and there were no reasons to remove them. One of the dentists even noticed the cyst in its [...]

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Your Kid’s Personalized Brushing Chart

6
May
2012

Here is a great way to motivate your kids to keep brushing their teeth and keep them healthy. Click on the sign below, type in your kid’s name and print his or her personalized chart. It’s fun and a good reminder for them. A Public Service by Dentist Advisor if (typeof _lytdata === “undefined”) { [...]

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‘Watching’ A Failing Dental Implant Doesn’t Make It Better

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April
2012

Dental implants have an over 99% success rate when placed by experienced and trained oral surgeons. However, failures can happen. The most common type of dental implant failure is known as non-integration. Implants normally heal by integrating into the surrounding bone as bone cells grow into the surface of the implant and bind to it [...]

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Antibiotics are Not a “Cure All”

3
April
2012

If you have been prescribed antibiotics by your dentist or oral surgeon for a “bad tooth”, it most likely means that you have an infection that must be addressed fairly quickly.  Many people believe that by taking antibiotics, the discomfort will subside, and that they are free and clear of any further trouble with the [...]

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How Long After A Tooth Extraction Can You Get An Implant?

1
April
2012

Loosing a tooth is an emotionally difficult experience which makes its quick replacement a priority for most people. How long you should wait before an implant can be placed depends on the location of the extracted tooth and the integrity and quality of its supporting bone. There are three basic timelines: Immediate replacement with an [...]

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The Cost of Dental Cone Beam CT Scan

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March
2012

Cone beam dental CT scan has significantly changed the way we, as dentists, practice dentistry. It provides us with 3-dimensional images of the teeth and its supporting structures important in making the right diagnosis and providing appropriate treatments with more precision. They are commonly used in dental implant treatment, teeth extractions, pathology, and treatment of [...]

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Nothing Baby About Extracting Baby Teeth!

3
March
2012

Many people assume extraction of primary (baby) teeth are easy and quick. While this may be true for teeth in the front of the mouth,  the back teeth can behave entirely different. Primary or baby teeth may require extraction either due to deep caries or for orthodontic reasons. Patients are often referred to an oral [...]

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Are You Getting ‘Information’ or ‘Communication’ From Your Dentist?

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February
2012

“Information and communication are often used interchangeably, but they signify quite different things. Information is giving out; communication is getting through.”- Sydney J. Harris When patients ask questions or request information about their dental needs, dentists try to give answers and provide relevant information using brochures or website links. But are they effectively communicating with [...]

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Patient Referral is Personal

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February
2012

Appropriate patient referral is an integral part of our health system to assure each patient is in hands of the right doctor for their specific need. Whether it is from a general practitioner to a specialist or vice versa, the act of referring a patient is largely based on the relationship between the doctors and [...]

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Why Dentists Online Reviews Matter?

30
January
2012

If you are looking for a great general dentist or a dental specialist who best meets your needs, you can’t rely on magazine ads, coupons, or lists of participating dentists from your insurance company. You should protect your investment and time and do your research. Word of mouth is still great, so do ask people [...]

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