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Adham Azim, Chair of the Endodontic Department at the University of the Pacific Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry dissects the various reasons the success rate of endodontic surgery has shown significant improvement over the past two decades. This Endo Voices episode sews in 3D imaging and the surgical microscope into the discussion on guidelines of guided tissue regeneration (GTR).
Dr. Azim brilliantly lays out the rationale like a full thickness flap on the integration of modern GTR clinical approaches. He also unravels the clandestine knowledge of when to place a graft and more specifically the grafting material of choice. The academic energy and passion of Dr. Azim is palpable; his goal to help clinicians make better decisions on when and how GTR should be applied is as clear as a through and through lesion on a scan. This episode cuts deep into the conversation and goes insane in the “membrane”!
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Financial literacy and endodontics intersect in this episode of Endo Voices. We welcome Dr. Albert C. Goerig, internationally recognized authority on practice management. Dr. Goerig, a jovial personality breaks down the value of systems with an overview of his “Steps to Create Personal and Financial Freedom in Endodontics.” Speaking from a comfortable space of financial freedom and “stress” less days in the office he shares how, “after over 40 years of practicing endodontics, it is still very exciting and fun for me and seems to get easier each day.” He dissects poor financial decisions that plague many dentists, especially endodontists, and provides tips and keys to improve office efficiency and profitability. Tap in and go on a financial journey podcasting towards personal, professional and financial freedom.
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Drs. Paul Cruci and Allen Gaon give a shocking update on paraesthesia, aguesia and other neurovascular Injuries. They provide advice and best practices to avoid iatrogenic traumas to aid recent graduates and seasoned clinicians alike. This episode offers electrifying discussion and synapses on effective treatment plan methodologies and clinical management of moderate and high-risk cases. What are the management protocols and legal implications when nerve injuries occur? How does imaging influence decision making? What are the recommendations for risk assessment and proper navigation of consent forms? With thoughtful consideration, understanding and experience, Drs. Cruci and Gaon give listeners a taste of their new tier grading system to evaluate the risk of nerve injury associated with endodontic treatment. This informative conversation flows likes a myelinated neuron. Get energized about nerve safety and listen today!
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With our best filters on and our camera angles ready, Dr. Brian M. Baliwas talks to us about the power of the internet and how to cipher through dis/misinformation on social media platforms. Dr. Baliwas shares a multitude of knowledge focused on social media and how we can use this technology to accurately educate existing patients and the global dental community. Through recollection of exciting anecdotes, he illuminates social media trends in his unique and savvy style with an undertone of tempered urgency balanced by comic relief. He presents an equation of ideals for us to stay current and to maximize consumer engagement. This episode will keep you relevant with a degree of austerity to navigate the new normal of social media!
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In this episode of Endo Voices, Dr. Johnson welcomes his father, Chaplain David Johnson, as a special guest for a Father’s Day tribute. Through shared anecdotes, we learn a few life lessons that will inspire, motivate and unite our listeners. Chaplain Johnson converses candidly about his personal experiences and shares his message of maintaining a good heart and the power of the human touch. Tune in to hear more about how his teachings helped keep Dr. Johnson on the right track and striving for excellence without excuses.
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Etching, curing and bonding ourselves into the newest episode of Endo Voices, Dr. David Alleman speaks to us about the untold Biomimetic Solution to Restorative Endodontics: The Coronal Conundrum. What is his solution and how did he get there? Dr. Alleman’s biomimetic journey began when he was so frustrated with dentistry that he wanted to quit. Traditional practices resulted in failed restorations and tooth sensitivity, so he sought a better way to master the art and science of adhesion, isolation and the mystery of occlusion and occlusal forces. Dr. Alleman welcomes his son, Dr. Davey Alleman, and clinical researcher and wet-handed endodontist, Dr. Shanon Patel, into this most important conversation. Through shared stories and enlightening discourse, this trio will educate you on the principles of the Six Lessons Approach and the biomimetic possibilities realized through the paradigm shift in restorative dentistry. Correspondingly, they touch on, and in great detail, how clinicians can and must obtain complete caries removal in the peripheral seal zone through use of caries dye indicators. Also in this episode, we discuss the hierarchy of bondability in the central stop zone; moreover, managing deep carious lesions while emphasizing some key points, detailing the importance of isolation on DME vs CL and the real reason endodontically treated teeth fail. This father-son duo, with some esoteric influence from across the pond, highlight bonding in its most familial and elemental forms.
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In this episode of Endo Voices, Leslie Canham, RDA, certified speaking professional (CSP), speaks to us about the importance of following HIPPA and OSHA regulations and the top 10 things our dental practices need to know in order to adhere to these rules. You will learn how to identify and manage OSHA violations and the resources available to achieve a HIPPA and OSHA compliant workforce. Canham, the daughter of a dentist, helps us understand the importance of “mock” OSHA inspection training and how this can prepare us to be more proactive in our practices against the backdrop of the recent breach at the ADA. In the days of cyber threats and the increased need for secured office networks, this episode has great relevance.
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Effective local anesthetic is arguably the single most important pillar upon which modern dentistry stands. Dr. John Nusstein, chair, Division of Endodontics at OSU, provides perspective on anesthetic updates. This discussion touches on new technology designed to improve the local anesthetic experience. Dr. Nusstein, through his engaging manner, humorously infiltrates listeners' ears and identifies new and fascinating trends in anesthetic research. We get into lively conversation on the continuing hurdles clinicians encounter in achieving complete pulpal anesthesia with the Akinosi, traditional block and Gow Gates and highlight various techniques or adjuncts that can increase efficiency. Anatomical features, block vs. local, and contemporary anesthetic research trends are all given a shot for discussion during this segment. Tune in today!
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Though we’re talking about sedation, you’ll want to be fully alert for this latest episode of
Endo Voices. Meet double-board-certified pediatric dentist and dental anesthesiologist Dr. John Hansford and dive into all things “laughing gas” -- complete with Ramones references. Hey, oh, let’s go!
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In this episode of Endo Voices, we tap into Dr. Rebecca Milman’s “X-ray vision”, as she gets transparent about dental imaging and radiation, answering the most common of patient questions. Don’t miss this revealing conversation.
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