Geriatric House Call Dentistry - Providing Dental Services with Zero Overhead

The global pandemic has significantly changed both our personal and professional lives for the foreseeable future.  A survey comprised of 106 participants including upper administration, full time and adjunct faculty, staff, students, and residents from the Department of Periodontology at the Indiana University School of Dentistry indicated that 40% of respondents were skeptical about graduating into an unstable economy and not having enough of a patient pool to hone their skills in t...

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Achieve Peak Performance and Maximize Patient Care with Life Steel Scalers and Curettes

With a rigorous patient schedule have you ever experienced hand fatigue by early afternoon?  If so, you are not alone. Typically, by mid-day, a hygienist begins to experience fatigue on his/her hands, fingers, wrists, and shoulders.  Many factors can contribute to your level of fatigue, including, but not limited to, inadequate, heavy, dull, and older hand scalers/curettes.

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What Constitutes A Dental Emergency

With all of the resources being posted online and the changes that are occurring on a daily basis, it's important to note relevant material with regards to what constitutes, "a dental emergency".  Below is an image of the ADA information we referenced in our post last week.  Currently this information is still relevant.  Please click on the image for an expanded view.  Be sure to visitREAD MORE