Wanted to get input on this. What if you graduated dental school, worked as an associate at a private practice did CE in implants, ortho, and sedation. Then, u go buy 2 cheaper practices with upward potential at the same time. Work at one 3 days a week. Work at the other 3 days a week. Eventually, grow both practices to where it’s busy enough to stay open 5 days a week add an associate/partner on board at both places. Ur still working at both locations, but ur still majority owner. Eventually u keep growing and then u hire another associate dentist at both practices, and by the end u own 2 $1 million+ production practices with / dentists at each, but u worked it up urself and did the grunt/management work, so u get the biggest % equity. And by the end u aren’t you doing clinical work anymore. Is this doable?

Teeth that have decayed and cannot be restored should be removed prior to pregnancy to prevent unwanted bacteria from flowing through the bloodstream of the mother and baby. Dental Implants in Dubai are recommended to be done after pregnancy as well to avoid any complications.

While breastfeeding, it is safe to have dental implants placed as long as the dentist is informed of the proper application of local anesthetic safe for breast milk.

At Dr. Michael’s Dental Clinic, we welcome all your inquiries and concerns concerning dental care during your pregnancy and breastfeeding. We guarantee that the safety of your child will never come at the expense of your treatment process. Besides, poor dental health can have an impact on your general health and well-being, affecting your capacity to properly nurture your child.

Therefore, knowing that almost all dental operations and anesthetic techniques have been shown to be safe for nursing and pregnant mothers, we recommend that you schedule any necessary dental treatments with our specialists before it’s too late.

Hi guys – trainee dental nurse here.

So my partner is a registered dentist and today he’s managed to obtain an inoculation injury by a used needle.

Thankfully the needle was used on a low risk patient, who gets his bloods done every 6 months and reported that his last lot were all clear and he isn’t a drug abuser.

So, according to my training, the procedure for this situation is not bleed the site (also why?!), rinse under clean water, inform superior, log in accident book and contact occi health.

So we go to occi health for a blood test and get told that they don’t actually do any tests but they store the sample taken?!

What’s the point of this?! Surely the whole point was to check that no diseases have been contracted through a needle stick injury?? Am I missing something??

PRR is a misnomer. Open the fissure with a bur and do a sealant when indicated. Placing resin doesn’t have a good prognosis in my experience.

A doc in dental school told me “they teach you resins don’t need a certain thickness like amalgams to have strength, but they do.” Go into dentin if there is decay there.

My dental office just posted they have 2 front desk positions available and I’m ready to bail on my current job but hang in there because I love the dental field and can translate insurance to people who don’t even know what their calendar year max is or that not everything is covered 100%. I feel really good about applying, especially because it’s my personal dental office but concerned that may work against me. I don’t know anything about how an office runs, though. What do I need to know? How can I prepare?