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Dr. John West discusses saving endodontically diseased teeth with consensus diagnosis, interdisciplinary treatment planning, and sequencing Introduction Endodontically treated teeth can be the weakest link in the esthetic/restorative diagnosis and treatment plan. They can also be the missing link between success and failure of the interdisciplinary treatment plan. In this, the second decade of the […]
Interdisciplinary endodontics Read More »
Drs. O.A. Hafez, A.H. Diab, and H.A. El Asfouri explore file systems and postoperative pain Summary Objective To compare the intensity of postoperative pain after a single visit endodontic treatment using ProTaper® Universal multiple file system (Dentsply Sirona, Charlotte, North Carolina) and the single file rotary systems — ONE ENDO (NanoEndo LLC, Chattanooga, Tennessee) and
As I write this message, COVID-19 is still driving many of the operational aspects of the dental office, and dentists are trying to navigate the challenges and restrictions related to maintaining safety and health. Recently, I attended the ADA’s press conference on reopening — a meeting that gathered dental leaders to discuss CDC guidelines, dentists’
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Chip Fichtner discusses how to create new opportunity in uncertain economic times One of the unexpected benefits of COVID-19 is an increase in the value of larger endodontic practices to silent partners called Invisible Dental Support Organizations (IDSO). Doctors may have the opportunity to monetize a part of their practice for cash now at favorable
Silent partners are still investing in great endodontic practices Read More »
Dr. Albert (Ace) Goerig discusses how to achieve the same or better daily productivity and case completions post-COVID-19 For most endodontic practices, the past few months have probably been some of the busiest. As GPs returned from shutdown in May and June, pent-up patient demand and subsequent endo referrals have surged from July onward. Yet
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