Your teeth after veneers have been removed: everything you need to know

Have you ever found yourself lacking the energy to do activities you once enjoyed, snapping at loved ones, or feeling a rush of fear when your alarm goes off on a workday? You may experience signs of chronic stress, which, if left unmanaged, can lead to burnout. Research shows that burnout is on the rise…

Through: Teresa Duncan One of the big problems new dentists face is learning the ins and outs of insurance – it’s a lot of paperwork! Many dentists find themselves confused fighting a mountain of bureaucracy. 4 Common Misconceptions About Dental Insurance If this sounds like you, here are four common misconceptions about dental insurance to…

Through: Savannah Craig Applying for dental residency programs is similar in many ways to applying to a dental school. First, you need to narrow down your list of programs. Then you have to start your application on a centralized portal (ADEA-PASS) and collect your application materials. Finally, you will interview several programs before making a…

Secret Veneers are more like most other snap-on veneers. While they help you cover up most dental problems, they should not be used as a treatment. For example, if you have chipped, cracked or missing teeth, you will likely need a dentist to replace them with crowns or implants. Those with misaligned teeth will benefit…

Through: dr. David Rice The big layoff, team turnover, call it what you will, is the biggest problem in dentistry today and will remain so for the next 1 to 1.5 years. As a result, many practices have turned to sign-up bonuses in an effort to attract top talent. The problem is, it doesn’t help…

By David Rice, DDS Breaking up is never easy… for anyone. Nor is it something to be taken lightly. I see way too many discussions on social media where one thing isn’t perfect and a young dentist or dental team member isn’t there. That’s not cool. That said, there are times and places when we…