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    My interest in the dental field began when I was very young. I remember when my grandparents used to take me to the toy shop and I used to pick out dental toys instead of typical ones such as Barbie’s‚ dolls‚ or kitchen appliances. I would get so excited to get home and pretend to clean my brothers’ teeth. After a few years of such behavior‚ it was evident to myself and those around me that I had an unexplainable attraction to this profession. It got to a point where I began to fake tooth aches

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    school. Through undergraduate studies‚ you are recommended to maintain a high GPA and take part in leaderships in clubs. If these aspects are missing‚ the student won’t be considered for admission into dental school‚ regardless of their passion for dentistry. The more a student knows coming into dental school‚ the better study habits they have acquired‚ and the discipline and vision they have can all contribute to their success during this challenging time. Many dental school students are surprised by

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    competitors for better quality of service and refused to become an HMO provider as she feels that it wouldn’t allow her to give the quality she aims to deliver. b) Product their goal as indicated on their mission statement is to “provide superior dentistry in an efficient‚ profitable manner within the confines of a caring‚ quality environment”. They offer a wide and complete range of dental services for all possible markets. c) Place and Time Dr. Beckett hired an architect from San Francisco to

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    EVOLUTION OF DENTAL IMPLANTS Since time immemorial‚ humans have used dental implants in one form or other to replace missing teeth. The first evidence of dental implants is attributed to the Mayan population roughly around 600 AD where they succeeded in utilizing pieces of shells as implants as a replacement for mandibular teeth. Radiographs taken in the 1970’s of Mayan mandibles show compact bone formation around the implants. Moreover‚ around 800 AD‚ a stone implant was first prepared and placed

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    References: 1. Zias J‚ Numeroff K. Operative dentistry in the second century BCE. J Am Dent Assoc 1987;114:665. 2. Tsai-Fang T. Endodontic treatment in China. Int Endodont J 1984;17:163. 3. Grossman LI. Pioneers in endodontics. JOE 1987;13:409. 4. Grossman LI. Endodontics 1776-1976: a bicentennial history against the background of general dentistry. J Am Dent Assoc 1976;93:78. 5. Pucci FM. Conductos radiculares. Vol. II. Buenos Aires: Editorial

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    Available online 4 May 2011 A promising biologic therapy‚ offering various applications in dentistry is the use of platelet rich- plasma (PRP). PRP has became an increasingly popular clinical tool as an alternative source of growth factors for several types of dental procedures. These growth factors are described as promoters of tissue repair mechanisms and remodelling. The application of PRP in dentistry include sinus grafting‚ periodontal soft and hard tissue surgical procedures‚ ridge augmentation

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    Crooked smile? Explore your Orthodontic options. Receiving orthodontic treatment is one of the best investments a patient can make in his or her oral health. Not only is a straight smile attractive‚ those with properly aligned teeth can reduce their risk for common conditions like periodontal (gum) disease and tooth decay. Since our dentist has received advanced training in orthodontics‚ our practice is honored to offer traditional braces and clear braces along with preventive and restorative dental

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    expand a dentist’s practice and maximizing profit. However‚ some also may argued that dentists do not want their profession’s quality of care to be substandard and to be in jeopardy with the addition of mid-level providers who are less educated in dentistry. Thus‚ these mid-level providers have been described as both the solution to the disparities on oral health care as well as a threat to the survival of the dental

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    Introduction Communication skills are important for health professionals because they deal with different situations and people every day. Furthermore‚ an example to use the appropriate communication is when the professional has to give bad news of an unfavourable diagnostics. For instance‚ the dentist to give the diagnostics of oral cancer for their patient‚ this situation is necessary to have correct communication to do the treatment and to give the correct support for their patient such as empathy

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    in his classifications that the colleges invited him to be a professor and teach his concepts. He has a book just with all his classifications and how to identify what malocclusion you have. He was the first person to drop his leaning of general dentistry and specialize in orthodontics. Overall‚ Edward Angle was the first to come up with the different classifications of malocclusions and the first to specialize in this study. Without his classifications‚ dentists wouldn’t know how to treat

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