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Did you know the ADA recommends all sedation dentists use capnography?

Kristie Ceruti • April 15, 2019

Sedation dentistry opens the door for more patients to seek treatment, but it’s not without risk. For the absolute fastest alert when patients stop breathing, you need capnography, and CMI Health’s PC-900B is the ideal monitor for the dental practice. Currently relying on pulse oximetry?... CONTINUE READING

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When is it best to stay in your comfort zone?

Kristie Ceruti • January 5, 2018

During oral surgery recovery, every doctor aims to put patients in a state of physical ease and offer freedom from pain or constraint. The sophisticated furnishings of Herman Miller and Nemschoff have been used in stylish, versus sterilizing, healthcare environments for five decades, elevating the... CONTINUE READING

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Peace to people in need: A tale of AnyRidge implants, fluoride varnish and nanny goats

Kristie Ceruti • September 26, 2017

Placing dental implants, performing fluoride varnish treatments and delivering nanny goats village families sound like business as usual for  James J. Wu, DDS, FRCD (C), (shown above) when he dedicates expertise as a volunteer in Moldova. The Board Certified in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery... CONTINUE READING

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Pennsylvania oral surgeon believes many hands make light work

Kristie Ceruti • December 23, 2015

Loyalty to a friend drew Steven Moriconi, DMD, F.A.C.D, F.I.C.D., to Haiti in 2010 after a natural disaster devastated the people there. The profound need he witnessed prompted six return trips in the past five years and the founding of Men Anpil , which means “many hands” in Haitian... CONTINUE READING

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Do you have a reluctant smile? Repairing it can be a magical experience.

Kristie Ceruti • April 27, 2015

By Kelsi Matylewicz/Benco Dental Social Media Intern Whether eliminating physical pain from your daily life,  conquering a "reluctant" smile, or even "selling beauty," it's difficult to put a price on a better tomorrow. A New York Times report on noninvasive cosmetic surgery, such as veneers,... CONTINUE READING

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Avoid license suspension and allay patient fears

Kristie Ceruti • January 30, 2014

An oral surgeon in Tulsa, Okla. A dentist in York, Pa. Their commonalty: exposing patients to possible risk of hepatitis B, hepatitis C and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) because they allegedly ignored appropriate infection control procedures. An Incisal Edge article shares... CONTINUE READING

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