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General dentists' approach to dental management of patients taking anticoagulants: a national survey-based assessment: pre- and post-procedure practice. [PDF]
Oral Surg Oral Med Oral Pathol Oral RadiolElad S +9 more
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Food Supplements and Well-Being: A Pilot Investigation in the General Practitioner Office of the Veneto Region. [PDF]
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Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1982
The private practitioner’s objective in providing pediatric dental care is to help the child obtain optimal dental health while teaching the child that dental treatment is not frightening. These objectives are easier to reach when the child is seen at an early age, before dental problems become complex.
J A, Coll, J G, Conlan
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The private practitioner’s objective in providing pediatric dental care is to help the child obtain optimal dental health while teaching the child that dental treatment is not frightening. These objectives are easier to reach when the child is seen at an early age, before dental problems become complex.
J A, Coll, J G, Conlan
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Office Computer Systems for the Dental Office
Dental Clinics of North America, 2011The role of computers in dental practice has dramatically changed over the past 30 years. We have witnessed the progression from administrative roles to complete integration leading to chartless offices. As the dental community gradually adopts this contemporary development, the move to electronic health records is imminent because of upcoming changes ...
Frances E, Sam, Andrea M, Bonnick
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The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1996
The author provides a brief overview of the basic processes involved in biofilm formation and explores the implications these biofilms have for health care facilities such as hospitals and dental offices. Included with this article are suggestions dentists may consider for improving water quality and a white paper on waterlines adopted by the ADA.
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The author provides a brief overview of the basic processes involved in biofilm formation and explores the implications these biofilms have for health care facilities such as hospitals and dental offices. Included with this article are suggestions dentists may consider for improving water quality and a white paper on waterlines adopted by the ADA.
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The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1959
To determine where the dental profession is today in regard to reducing radiation hazards, a survey was conducted among dentists in the larger centers of population. Of the 117 x-ray machines examined, 43 (36.8 per cent) had filters added. The average thickness of these filters was 0.75 mm., as compared to the recommendation of the National Committee ...
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To determine where the dental profession is today in regard to reducing radiation hazards, a survey was conducted among dentists in the larger centers of population. Of the 117 x-ray machines examined, 43 (36.8 per cent) had filters added. The average thickness of these filters was 0.75 mm., as compared to the recommendation of the National Committee ...
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RADIOGRAPHIC TRENDS OF DENTAL OFFICES AND DENTAL SCHOOLS
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1999A survey of private practice facilities in the United States that perform dental radiography was conducted in 1993 and repeated in dental schools in 1995-1996.Both surveys were conducted as part of the Nationwide Evaluation of X-ray Trends, or NEXT, survey program. A representative sample of dental facilities from each participating state were surveyed,
O H, Suleiman +5 more
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The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1999
A properly planned dental office can contribute directly to the success of your practice. Critical steps in creating a successful dental office environment are developing a design program, determining the size and cost of your facility, selecting a location and assembling the appropriate professionals to help with planning and construction.Planning a ...
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A properly planned dental office can contribute directly to the success of your practice. Critical steps in creating a successful dental office environment are developing a design program, determining the size and cost of your facility, selecting a location and assembling the appropriate professionals to help with planning and construction.Planning a ...
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Australian Dental Journal, 1974
Abstract— Four mam groups of hazards for both dentist and patient are discussed. Some of these have been avoided by the use of modern equipment and techniques whilst others have been introduced. The dentist should be constantly aware of the problems and ensure that his own health is not affected.
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Abstract— Four mam groups of hazards for both dentist and patient are discussed. Some of these have been avoided by the use of modern equipment and techniques whilst others have been introduced. The dentist should be constantly aware of the problems and ensure that his own health is not affected.
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