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By Patricia Tackas, D.M.D.   Successful dentists are not only passionate about what they do; they are also surrounded by well-trained and educated teams. There is no “me, myself, and

If you’re new to the dental field and want to start your career off on the right foot or if you’re a seasoned dental professional looking for ways to improve

By Tawana Coleman If you are the dentist or the office administrator, it’s imperative you communicate effectively with your team. You must be clear, concise, and compelling. Several years ago

By Jon Julian, D.D.S.   Dentists need to be creative in their treatment planning in order to arrive at successful outcomes. When a restoring doctor is faced with a missing

By Matthew Cook, M.S., C.I.S.S.P.   In the vestibule of the Oracle of Delphi was inscribed the imperative, “Know Thyself.” This ancient inscription can have a surprising impact on managing

By George Tysowsky, D.D.S., M.P.H IPS e.max finally solves the problem of varying strengths and aesthetics among restorations. Patients who require multiple restorations to correct various problems are often a

By Joey Shaw Three tips will ensure dentists and technicians will get the perfect contact the first time. Contacts have always been one of my key areas of interest during

By Jon Julian, D.D.S. Success with implants is enhanced by the dentist’s experience, along with his confidence in himself and his chosen implant system. Over the years, I have placed

By Phillip Durden, D. M. D. Knowing that broken-down teeth may be just a symptom of a deeper deteriorating dental condition helps you and your patients be confident in your

By Dick Barnes, D.D.S. We must remember that we haven’t failed unless we fail to correct the problem. All great practices are run by remarkably ordinary people. It’s extraordinary how