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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Super-cool Intra-oral Photo Sharing With Patients
I’ve been meaning to get this set up in my office and then sharing the idea with you for quite some time. FINALLY, I got around to doing it… the way I wanted to do it. For most of my … Continue reading
Check those BPs! (redux)
This will be one of my more brief blog posts. Last May I wrote about the discovery of malignant hypertension in three patients who presented for tooth extractions. All of them had systolics over 200 and diastolics over 120! Yeeeeee-ikes! … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Technique, What Happened Today
Tagged blood pressure, hypertension, medical history, stroke
5 Comments
Seeing Teeth Better and Seeing the Light!
Designs for Vision – Dental Magnification Review I’m not sure when I started using magnification in dentistry, but I estimate it’s been about 17 years. I started with some 2.5x telescopes from Orascoptic. They are technically and properly termed telescopes, … Continue reading
Looking for the “Best Dentist” (on my plan)
I just got an email inquiry through my website. Here’s a copy of the email: ———————————————————————- HowDidYouHearAboutUs: Web search. DoYouHaveADentistNow: No. AreYouHappyWithYourSmile: No. I would like to improve my smile. DidYouFindThisSiteInformative: Yes! Very informative! WouldYouRecommendThisSite: Yes! Copyright protected by Digiprove © 2013 The Dental Warrior®
Posted in Practice Management, Websites, What Happened Today
Tagged dental plans, discount plans, lowest price
7 Comments
You Can’t Fix Stupid (patients)
This is my ONE-HUNDREDTH blog post! Now on to your regularly scheduled program… I’m a blunt guy. You’ll never be left wondering if what I say is congruent with what I think. Surely some will think I’m being politically incorrect … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial, Practice Management, What Happened Today
Tagged x-ray refusal, x-rays
15 Comments
Feline vs. Human Dental Fees
About 2 years ago, my office staff found a tiny kitten huddled outside the front door to my office. As it turns out, he was about 5 weeks old, but he weighed 1.3 pounds. My staff suggested I should do … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial, Practice Management, What Happened Today
Tagged fees, veterinarian, veterinary dentistry
14 Comments