Category Archives: Dentistry

Mid-Week Clinical Medley #1

Where I gather and share some links that I have discovered during the previous 7 Days Is there a link between bad breath and SARS-CoV2 Infection? “SARS-CoV-2 may cause epithelial changes to the upper surface of the tongue, causing patients with COVID-19 to experience bad breath. ” The alterations on the tongue surface may occurContinue reading “Mid-Week Clinical Medley #1”

Are you a bunch, a group or a team?

This article was inspired by Kathy Kolbe and her work, I have been trying to find my notes from my last trip to Phoenix but they are hidden or hiding. It was then that I first heard Kathy talk about the concept of a bunch, a group and a team. In my work with smallContinue reading “Are you a bunch, a group or a team?”

What is My Dental Guarantee?

I am talking to Chris Baker from Corona Dental Marketing about My Dental Guarantee. It’s time to consider new ways of working and innovations to make our practices profitable. My Dental Guarantee offers patients guaranteed protection of all sound natural teeth and offers you the ability to increase average revenue by 333% per patient withContinue reading “What is My Dental Guarantee?”

Eddie Van Halen’s death from oral cancer

….when it was announced that Eddie Van Halen had died from metastatic throat cancer at the age of 65…his death marked the end of a 20-year battle against cancer that, as he told Billboard in 2015, included a partial removal of his tongue (partial glossectomy) for tongue cancer. The cancer had already spread to his throat and esophagusContinue reading “Eddie Van Halen’s death from oral cancer”

What happened to Chinese dental teams at the COVID-19 epicenter?

Article from Dr.Bicuspid.com looking at infection rates of Dental Teams in China and Italy. October 7, 2020 — Dental teams at an oral medicine hospital in China did not develop COVID-19 while providing emergency dental treatment during the pandemic, likely due to increased infection control measures, according to a study published on September 27 in the JournalContinue reading “What happened to Chinese dental teams at the COVID-19 epicenter?”