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Practical considerations for utilizing Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs (PDMP) — a primer

Nikki Sowards, PharmD; Michael O’Neil, PharmD;  and Tyler Dougherty, PharmD; discuss how prescription drug monitoring programs play an important role in monitoring controlled substances Introduction Although not first-line therapy, prescription opioids play an important role in the management of acute dental pain. However, all medications carry risks, which in the case of opioids can lead …

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The five best dental job interview questions to ask — and two to avoid — to build an outstanding team

Ali Oromchian, JD, LLM, offers suggestions to find out about your potential new hires without legal concerns When you’re in the position of leading a company or charged with hiring a team to run a practice, you want to make sure you’re hiring the best possible candidates. However, when your business is a dental practice, …

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Maintaining the ability to place anterior implants immediately using the socket shield technique

Dr. Joshua Nagao discusses placing an implant when there is a thin buccal plate or risk of fenestration following an extraction One of the most frequent challenges in implant dentistry is maintaining the ability to place an implant immediately when there is a thin buccal plate or fenestration following an extraction, especially in the anterior …

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CBCT: Recognizing the anatomic structures before implant surgery

Dr. John Pasicznyk discusses the decreased risk of complications when planning implants with CBCT Implant dentistry is a rapidly growing aspect of the dental practice, with a greater number of clinicians providing implant therapy than ever before because of greater access to training. Additionally, technology like CBCT imaging, intraoral scanning, fully guided surgery, and even …

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A serious and emerging complication in implant dentistry: ingestion or aspiration of implant components

Dr. Randolph R. Resnik discusses solutions for this unexpected and potentially life-threatening situation Introduction In the literature, there is an abundance of case reports and clinical studies describing the ingestion or aspiration of foreign bodies such as teeth, orthodontic brackets, retainers, burs, crowns, posts, impression material, endodontic files, and syringe tips. Most recently, an ever-increasing …

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Using CBCT-guided technology to facilitate indirect (crestal) sinus lift with immediate dental implant placement

Dr. Jay Reznick introduces a novel, predictable, time-efficient, minimally invasive technique Introduction Ridge resorption begins immediately after a tooth is removed. In the posterior maxillary arch, this bone loss is compounded by pneumatization of the maxillary sinus into the edentulous space. Even when ridge preservation is performed, the residual alveolar ridge may be deficient for …

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Oral hygiene and dental implant maintenance: part 2

Dr. Gregori M. Kurtzman, along with Debbie Zafiropoulos, discusses in-office and at-home dental implant care Implant maintenance requires both professional services (routine recall appointments) as well as good home care by the patient to minimize issues related to biofilm accumulation and the resulting peri-mucositis that can result. Cleaning of implants and their prosthetics need different …

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