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Author Archives: The Dental Warrior
I Am at War
I first posted this on Facebook. I’ve added to it a bit here. And, I’ve since taken a break from Facebook. It’s unfortunate that so many mistake their own cognitive dissonance, precipitated by thoughtful posts that contradict their prejudices, for … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Editorial
Tagged Constitutional infringements during COVID / Corona, Shutdown
6 Comments
Why I’m not fazed by COVID-19
I first posted this on my personal Facebook feed. I expected a lot of negative feedback. But, the opposite happened, for the most part. I am not fazed. And, this bothers a lot of people. It seems the new measure … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Editorial
Tagged Corona, coronavirus, coronavirus and dentistry, covid-19
39 Comments
A “Simple” (but not easy!) Cosmetic Bonding Case
Taking a brief break from the Coronavirus hysteria (I’m not done!) to post some dentistry. A friend just boldly posted on Facebook: “Stay home. Close your business. Don’t go out. Live in fear…. No thanks!” Me, neither! I did this … Continue reading
And one last thing about the Corona hysteria…
I’ve stayed out of posting on social media like Facebook, though I’ve been lurking a bit. It’s a good thing I’m staying out of the fray, as I’d likely make a lot of enemies by calling out people specifically. So, … Continue reading
Bad News = Opportunity… Part 2
OK… So, by now most of us have witnessed the full-on panic in America. It’s crazy. If I’m honest, I will say that I don’t suffer fools well. I admit that I am contemptuous of those who adopt the “herd … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Editorial, What Happened Today
Tagged coronavirus, coronavirus and dentistry, covid-19
15 Comments
Bad News = Opportunity
Coronavirus is all over the news. The resulting unjustifiable panic is the real “pandemic.” Perhaps we should call it “pande-MONIUM?” The news offers many opportunities to communicate with our patients with context that can be leveraged due to hyper media … Continue reading
Walmart Dentistry – It’s for real!
I wrote about Walmart Dentistry a few years ago. In the previous iteration of “Walmart Dentistry,” it was my understanding that it was a DSO renting space in a Walmart retail location. This time it’s different. Walmart opened a new … Continue reading
The Power of Photography (and a quick mock-up)
A quick blog post here. A recently new patient has had some basic restorative treatment. I asked him about his front chipped teeth. The initial chips were caused by an accident when he was a kid. He never had them … Continue reading
Posted in Case Presentation, Clinical Technique, Tips & Tricks
Tagged bonding, composite mock-up, mock-up
1 Comment
Gold is still the Gold Standard!
Today, I had a patient scheduled for a crown on #3. The tooth had a couple of deep occlusal amalgams with some darkly stained cracks on the marginal ridges. Oh sure… we can debate, “to crown or not to crown” … Continue reading