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An interesting video came across our DentalBlogs news desk recently. The Center for Natural Dentistry in San Diego posted it on YouTube. A caption explains that when amalgam fillings are placed, they can irritate nerve sensors in teeth and cause weakened muscles in the body.

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Attendees or graduates of functional dentistry schools believe strongly in the theory that neuromuscular dentistry and therapies such as equilibration and oral splints can resolve or significantly improve some TMJ issues. Various schools of thought exist. Some dentists prefer to use a TENS to relax jaw muscles, then a K7 (or similar technology) to record […]

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You read it in advertisements, hear it at seminars, see it used by dental product manufacturers: “Predictable Results.” These two words are buzzing around the industry and have been for some time. “Predictable dentistry” is better for patient and doctor, right? In theory, yes. However, some agencies may consider “predictable dentistry” false and misleading. If […]

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“The pessimist complains about the wind, the optimist expects it to change, the realist adjusts the sails.” William Arthur Ward We all have to adjust our sails for the challenging times. How is your practice positioned to help YOUR customer navigate the storm in 2009?

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Sedona, Arizona Join Dr. Larry Emmott, our DentalBlogs columnist and the nation’s top dental technology expert, on a three-day, high intensity continuing education vacation program. Each day, Dr. Emmott will lead a mountain biking group in the morning and a seminar in the afternoon.

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Good news for you, good news for your dental implant patients! Seasoned implant dentists, oral surgeons, prosthodontists, and periodontists will find the recently launched NobelActive ideal for compromised bone situations. Interesting benefits and features of this innovative new dental implant include…

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