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12 Questions When Selecting A Dental Insurance Plan OnlineOftentimes, many people will get ripped off online simply because they don’t plan well enough, do enough research, or ask questions. If you are considering…
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admin posted a new post. a year ago
AARP Dental InsuranceIf you have never heard of AARP dental insurance then now is your chance to learn about one of the best dental insurances available to…
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admin posted a new post. a year ago
Welcome to Denta App – Your Hub for Dental Hygiene Professionals!Are you ready to unlock the full potential of Denta App? Follow these simple steps to complete your registration and take advantage of our special…
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mike started the discussion Severe Malocclusion Treatment: Orthodontic or Surgical Approach? in the forum Dental Case Studies a year ago
Severe Malocclusion Treatment: Orthodontic or Surgical Approach?
- Case: A 23-year-old patient with a severe Class III malocclusion (underbite) is considering corrective treatment. The options discussed include long-term orthodontic treatment versus orthognathic surgery for skeletal correction. The patient is concerned about aesthetics and treatment duration.
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- Comparing the risks and benefits…
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mike started the discussion Managing Complications in Implantology: Peri-implantitis and Implant Failures in the forum Dental Case Studies a year ago
Managing Complications in Implantology: Peri-implantitis and Implant Failures
- Case: A 55-year-old patient presents with a history of successful dental implants placed 5 years ago. Recently, they have developed inflammation around the implant site with bone loss visible on radiographs, suggesting peri-implantitis. The patient is a non-smoker but has a history of periodontal disease.
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- Best practices…
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sara replied to the discussion Specialization vs. General Practice in the forum Continuing Education & Certification a year ago
Reply to Specialization vs. General Practice
- Versatility: General practitioners can treat a wide range of dental issues, offering variety in their daily practice.
- Faster Entry to Practice: General dentists can begin working sooner after dental school, avoiding the additional years required for specialization.
- Broad Patient Base: General dentists serve as primary care providers, leading…
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mike replied to the discussion Specialization vs. General Practice in the forum Continuing Education & Certification a year ago
Reply to Specialization vs. General Practice
Specialties that are currently in high demand include:
- Orthodontics: The demand for orthodontic care continues to grow with an increasing focus on cosmetic treatments like braces and Invisalign.
- Pediatric Dentistry: There is a consistent need for specialists who focus on children’s oral health, especially in underserved areas.
- Oral and…
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