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What Is Your Job Title?
Kathy Zwieg, LDA, CDA; and Catherine Paulhamus, MA
Depending on where you practice, the answer to this question can be very different. No matter where they practice, dental assistants often act as oral healthcare ambassadors. The assistant is most likely the first and last person with whom patients typically communicate regarding their care. Dental assistants often determine the patient’s experience—and therefore have the opportunity to impact his or her inclination to continue treatment.
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Continuing Education
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Temporization Simplified
Dental assistants need a predictable technique for provisionalization as the task increasingly becomes their responsibility.
By Leendert (Len) Boksman DDS, BSc; and Gregg Tousignant, CDT
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Dental Assistant of the Year
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Introducing the 2010 Dental Assistant of the Year: Patricia Pepe, CDA
"I enjoy seeing my patients, addressing their needs, and helping them to understand their treatment, and then following up with them to make sure they had a great dental experience."
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H ealth Watch
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BODY WISE: How Osteoporosis Could Affect the Way You Practice
Osteoporosis is a condition that can strike even the most health-conscious and vibrant of your patients. Here is what you need to know about the condition.
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I n Practice
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CHAIRSIDE: Dentin Hypersensitivity
Effective treatment with the breakthrough Pro-Argin™ technology.
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FOCUS ON: Fixed Prosthodontic Procedures Step By Step
Following a proven process ensures predictable success.
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