Columns 11 - Endodontic Practice US - Dental Journal and Online Dental CE

“It’s easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get permission”

Editor’s intro The value of implementing emerging technologies is significant to the future of endodontics. Read Dr. Hetz’s insights in this issue’s introduction. Our specialty of endodontics has evolved, and continues to evolve, through the application of emerging technologies. As you reflect on the experiential process of adopting microscopes and CBCT into your clinical […]

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The abundant leader

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Editor’s intro: The concept of abundance defines strong, creative, and adaptive leaders who promote self-development and self-direction. Read more from Joel Small and Edwin McDonald to find out about this practice philosophy. Drs. Joel C. Small and Edwin McDonald love the idea of abundance and promote this concept with their clients We see the concept of abundance

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Celebrating 15 years of growth and learning

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Editor’s intro: Lisa Moler is proud to recognize 15 years of involvement and growth in the dental community. Read her story of building relationships among our readers, authors, and advertisers. As the publisher of Endodontic Practice US, I have had so many opportunities to read, meet, and learn from “master teachers” — their wisdom comes

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The Last Mile

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Editor’s intro: Going the “last mile,” and delivering your message and goals to referring doctors can result in a great return on your investment. Read about the possibilities in Dr. Albert (Ace) Goerig’s introduction. I was reading an article recently about how cities around the world are developing new strategies to deal with the proliferation

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Weathering the storms of leadership

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Editor’s intro: Drs. Joel C. Small and Edwin McDonald share their leadership essentials to bringing clarity, values, and vision to a practice. Drs. Joel C. Small and Edwin McDonald discuss how a seasoned leader can create a balance A leader brings the “weather” to the organization that he/she leads, be it large or small. The weather

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Education and technology continues to elevate interdisciplinary care

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Editor’s intro: Improving clinicians’ ability for education and technology will result in better communication with patients and colleagues and lead to better patient care. With ever-advancing treatment modalities and technology, our path as clinicians and educators continues to evolve. Traditionally, for a healthcare profession that utilizes multiple specialists in conjunction with general care providers, a certain degree

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