Lee Gause, DDS

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Treating halitosis: Help patients keep their breath fresh
Telling patients they have halitosis doesn't have to be a negative experience. In fact, the right approach is more likely to get them to take your advice.
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A dentist was arrested for allegedly having inappropriate conversations with minors and sending them lewd photos.
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Learn what it takes to be an outstanding dental team member. Monica Satake, MHE, offers tips on how to get there in your practice.
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FDA meeting set to discuss pulling fluoride supplements
By Melissa Busch
Here’s your chance to discuss the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) possibly pulling fluoride supplements for children from the market.
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A noninvasive ultrasound technique promises a more reliable and comfortable way to screen for gum disease -- no manual probing required -- according to an American Chemical Society press release.
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By Melissa K. Turner
Xerostomia is spiking, and dental professionals must act. Melissa K. Turner, RDH, shares a four-step strategy to help patients understand dry mouth, its symptoms, and effective therapies to find lasting relief.
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Divorce and the dentist: Postponing the inevitable court date
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Delays in divorce proceedings are all too common. With that in mind, Bruce Bryen, CPA, CVA, has some advice to overcome such challenges and keep the process moving forward.
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A dentist agreed to surrender his license for at least seven years to resolve misconduct claims made by two employees.
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A new online tool may be key to managing dental anxiety
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A recent study in Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology highlights an online cognitive behavioral therapy tool that may significantly reduce dental anxiety and enhance oral health in anxious adults.
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From front desk to leadership: Advancing career development in dental office administration
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When a dental practice commits to developing its administrative team, the results are tangible, writes Rossemary Perez.
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