When you have a patient who would benefit from a coronectomy, how do you frame the conversation?
How do you help them understand the pros and cons of leaving the roots behind and make the decision that’s right for them?
On this episode of Dentist Brian Candy, I share my thoughts on a 10-year study exploring the low incidence of late complications associated with third-molar coronectomy.
I also discuss an article in the Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery around the reliability and quality of YouTube content on facial trauma and why we should be cautious about to referring patients to social media for information.
Listen in for insight into what you’ll learn at our upcoming Cutting Edge Dental Implant Symposium and learn how you could benefit from becoming one of my Core 50 advocate-doctors for Jet Virtual Consults!
What you’ll learn at Liberty Surgery Center’s upcoming Cutting Edge Dental Implant Symposium
How we might use the HITECH Act to reduce dependence on insurance but increase reimbursements
A recent study on the reliability and quality of social media information on facial trauma
Why most YouTube videos on facial trauma is low in content, reliability and quality
When it might be appropriate to refer patients to social media for information on facial trauma
The results of a 10-year study on minimizing nerve injury via coronectomy
How I frame the conversation with patients around the pros and cons of a coronectomy
How the JVC app gives me an extra hour a day of doctor time and saves 8 hours of staff time per day
The benefit of becoming one of my Core 50 advocate-doctors for Jet Virtual Consults
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