Tony Edwards[email protected]HomeNHL dentist ices mouth injuries; Knowles on opportunities; power toothbrushesMay 6, 2014HomeCDA clinic helps thousands; does oil pulling work? And Levin on leadership techniquesMay 4, 2014HomeAccurate impressions of multiple implants; teeth-whitening lawsuit; Climo on 'entrepreneurs'April 29, 2014HomeAAWD president interviewed; dental sleep medicine evolves; Levin on communicationApril 27, 2014HomeImpact of developmental defects in enamel; Keller on practice blind spots; imaging and dental artifactsApril 22, 2014HomeFla. dentist sues Heartland; Levin on what makes your practice unique; improving patients' oral healthApril 20, 2014HomeDoniger on questions in public; are patients satisfied with your care? 6 signs of patient stressApril 15, 2014HomeDentists on products in a practice; Levin on insurance; air-abrasion powder performanceApril 13, 2014Dental EducationLeaders in Dentistry: Dr. Kianor ShahIn the latest in our Leaders in Dentistry series, DrBicuspid.com talks with Dr. Kianor Shah, chairman of Dental Equities, about his experiences coming out of dental school, what he believes are the advantages of private practice, and where group practices may go wrong.April 13, 2014Office ManagementCan consumer products improve patient hygiene and revenue?In a competitive and challenging marketplace, new ways of working with your patients to increase their compliance, improve their oral health, and help your practice thrive are needed. One solution is to bring consumer products into a practice. DrBicuspid.com talks with two established dentists who share their experiences of offering products in their practices.April 10, 2014Previous PagePage 96 of 102Next PageTop StoriesLegal IssuesDentist gets probation for infection control violationsA dentist's sterilization failures spark mandatory probation and surprise inspections.PediatricsThese U.S. kids may be the most exposed to amalgam-related mercuryPatient CommunicationDo’s and don’ts for enhancing the new patient experiencePodcastsAI, treatment planning, and the future of full-arch dental implantsPublic HealthWork less for the good of teeth? Maybe.