Phenibut, a neuropsychotropic drug discovered in Russia in the 1960s (and illegal in the US), has made a comeback. Here’s what you need to know about how phenibut and other drugs...
Working with patients on the spectrum has become a passion for Jaime Collins, whose child has autism. She shares strategies to adapt to make working with these patients easier...
By now you’ve heard about Zyn, the pouch that contains powdered nicotine—but no tobacco. Dental professionals will be the first to see the effects of Zyn on the oral cavity and...
Why worry about how prophy paste tastes anyway? Because this one—simple—shift in your patient experience will shockingly engage your patients and get them talking about your practice...
Does how long you’ve been working in a practice correspond to the amount of money you should get as a raise? No—it has to be about what you’ve put back into the practice. Join...
Your lab wants you to use zirconia for one reason: it’s cheap to manufacture. I'm not saying that a short list of zirconias can look nice, but it’s hard to argue with two decades...
Communication between the dentist and dental assistant is essential to be able to provide the best care for patients. Join us in Gloves Off as we talk about how to choose the ...
Nitazenes have reemerged and are now sometimes combined with other drugs such as xylazine and fentanyl. Join us in Medical History Mysteries to learn more about these illicit ...
