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Kristin Tauras, JD, defines the various complex parts of a malpractice claim Today’s reality is that most dental and medical providers have a high probability of being sued. Below is a primer on the “anatomy” of a dental malpractice case. Lawsuits are controlled by state and federal law, but the basic anatomy of the lawsuit …
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Dental practice videographer Jeremy Tuber shares his expertise on the logistics of filming a promotional video You have decided to have a promotional video filmed for your practice. Great, right? Well, often the communication and coordination responsibilities of putting the video shoot together fall directly onto the front office staff. Maybe that’s the position you …
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Dr. Francis Nasser, Jr. discusses the important role of military dentists and a special way to recognize their contribution to the field The Association of Army Dentistry (AAD) dedicated the Army Dentistry Monument on Friday, March 24, 2023, in a ceremony at the U.S. Army Medical Department (AMEDD) Museum in San Antonio, Texas. According to …
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Dr. Samantha Siranli teams up with dental lab technicians Tony Yoo and Shyun Oh to illustrate her fully digital protocol The protocol for immediate loading of full-arch implants includes the extraction of all non-salvageable teeth, implant placements, abutment placements, intraoral scans (Itero®) with scan bodies placed on the abutments, and in-house milling (Zirconzahn®) on the day of the surgery. The information …
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Dr. Bart Silverman discusses a technique to promote osseointegration for patients with a respiratory disease Cystic fibrosis is a rare monogenic autosomal recessive genetic disease affecting around 75,000 people worldwide.1 The disease is typically diagnosed at birth and impacts Caucasians of northern European ancestry with an occurrence of 1 in 2,000-3,000 births, and occurs least …
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In my columns, I have always shared my thoughts on professional and personal success. I’ve shared MedMark Media’s triumphs, and in recent years searched with you for solutions to some very tough challenges. As always, I am so proud of MedMark Media’s publications and the team that has been the center of my life for …
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Dr. Todd J. Sheffler discusses how lasers can optimize patient comfort and improve clinical efficacy Failing dental implants are a significant concern for the implant dentist. No clinician places an implant with the expectation that is going to fail, yet the weighted mean prevalence of peri-implantitis is 22%.1 Various criteria for implant success or failure …
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Implant Practice US has been dedicated to the field of implant dentistry for the past 15 years. So much has happened in the evolution of this remarkable invention — from early experiments of the infamous Dr. P. Brånemark to recent refinements in shape, materials, surfaces, and coatings, to promoting effective osseointegration and reducing post-implant infections. …
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