Content Library
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It’s Time To Switch To Digital Radiography
We live in an increasingly digital world—even our TVs are mandated to be totally digital by 2009!
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Fiscally Fit in 2008
Tax breaks and new laws make this the perfect time to invest in your practice.
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Invest In Yourself
The sluggish economy is making headlines all over the world and there has been a belt-tightening, budget-watching response from many industries.
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The Full Exam
One of the difficulties today, is the amount of information that is required to really do a thorough examination.
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Dental Implants in the Dental Practice, Part One
Twenty years ago, when my exposure to implantology was in its infancy, implants were viewed as experimental at best. I was constantly reminded that implants “don’t work” by my peers as well as by patients.
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Dental Implants in the Dental Practice, Part Two
In the last issue of Sidekick, I discussed the “Sense” of implants for the general practitioner , i.e., the predictable treatment options that dental implants provide as the new standard of care – not only for patients that are missing teeth, but for those who will be missing teeth due to non-restorable conditions.
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Cone Beam CT Technology: Clinical Benefits in Today's Dental Practice
More and more dentists are using X-ray Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) scanners for patient imaging and diagnostics as a new and vital part of their practices. The result is advanced, state-of-the-art volumetric images that increase the quality and accuracy of radiographic dental care.
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Spring Training: Maximizing Your Potential With 3-D Imaging
For baseball fans, the end of winter signals the beginning of spring training; when players convene to practice, improve their skills, and add new concepts to their repertoire. Players know that they must maximize their potential to vie for the best teams. Getting the proper training is an imperative in any endeavor, in baseball or in the dental office. -
Implementing Dental Digital Radiography Into A Dental Practice
Conversion from conventional film to digital radiography in the dental office has evolved from an “if” question to a “when” question over the last few years.
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Receivables at Risk
Does your practice extend open credits to your patients?