This post will be very short! Earlier today, a dentist friend posted a dental meme on Facebook, designed to educate patients about the effects of the progression of decay. I saw it and thought, “That’s pretty good. I like it.”

My friend’s meme. To save a copy of this, click the image. It will open in a new window. Then right-click and “Save Image As.”
But, then I thought about a different version that might resonate better with the lay public (our patients).
Then, moments ago, I updated it to this:

I think it helps to include the related procedures. If you want a copy of this image: Click on the image to open in a new window. Right click and then “Save Image As.”
What do you think? I posted this on a big Facebook dental group, and it went “viral” (in the dental world). Within hours, I started to see it pop up on dentists’ practice Facebook pages and in other dental forums. Feel free to steal this one, if you find it useful.

Dr. Mike is an educator beyond words! That graphic was exceptional.
Thanks, the other Dr. Mike!! 🙂
Hi Mike, how do I copy the image? It’s fantastic!!
Hi Alvaro! OK… I set it up. Click the image. It will open in a new window. Then right-click. Then “Save Image As.” Should do the trick!
It’s good, but I can see it is really expensive..haha