Up until now, dentistry has been conventional. However, dentistry in the future may be quite different from dentistry in the past. I see dentistry broadening

The U.S. government has commissioned a new surgeon general’s report on oral health. The new report will be the first update since the original, landmark

Last week a friend of mine, whom I will call Craig, called me to tell me about his dental problem. His story is a recurring

Two new continuing education (CE) courses are now available from HuangshanDental.com. Topics include dental handpiece sterilization and insurance independence. Kathy Eklund, director of Occupational Health

Most owner-doctors lament over bringing in high-end, high-tech equipment or services that promise to increase production and impress patients. The justification for the delay is

Today, so much has been researched and written about how to bioheack our human body and its myriad of functions. When I hear people at

Elective procedures offer your practice the opportunity to increase your production and decrease your reliance on compensation from insurance providers. Set a target of making

Can you identify the “never events” in dentistry — patient care incidents that safety experts agree should never happen? The concept of these never events

A highlight of the California Dental Association’s upcoming CDA Presents 2018 meeting in Anaheim, CA, will be the many new products on display in the

Previous research has indicated a link between higher levels of tooth decay and children who are abused or neglected. But if a child sees a

As dentists, we know the impact of oral health on overall health. As specialized doctors, we have an implicit responsibility to provide quality care for

Many quotes have been attributed to Abraham Maslow, one of the most influential psychologists of the 20th century. But one, in particular, is significantly relevant