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The team at Always About Smiles is dedicated to serving the people of Bethlehem, PA. We aim to offer high-quality, comfortable dentistry for patients of all ages. Learn more about each member of our team below! If you have any questions or concerns, or would like to schedule an appointment, please feel free to call our office at 484-935-3637. You can also send us a message using our online form. We will be happy to help in any way we can! Mary Lou M. – Office Manager Mary Lou joined the Always

Q: What is the best toothbrush to use? Brushing your teeth is vital to good dental health, so it makes sense that picking the right toothbrush is important as well. Pick a toothbrush that is the right size that fits your mouth. If your mouth is small, then pick a short toothbrush. If you have a larger mouth, pick a longer one. That said, the head of the toothbrush should always be small. This allows you to brush hard-to-reach areas such as your back molars that much easier. When it comes to how

closing of each day. They are the ones who relay the vision of the practice through hiring, training, and managing all the team members (Dykstra, 2013). In many small dental practice where there is no clear leadership and the doctor who performs dentistry and tries to manage the practice simultaneously, usually is ineffective in the area of management because it can be overwhelming. The manager’s role to their team is to find the solutions to difficult problems that affect the team and the

request for ceramic restorations in the posterior and anterior areas has focused on the evolution of CAD and CAM technology systems. In the early 1980s Pioneered by Mörmann, the first CAD/CAM system called Cerec System started the era of CAD/CAM in dentistry. (Mörmann, 2006) The CAD/CAM technology was powered by the improvement of computing power and specific recovery systems and milling machines. Therefore, to avoid traditionally digital systems offer the opportunity and analogue impressions giving

COMPUTERS highly CONTRIBUTE OF DENTISTRY ADVANCEMENT 1Mogahid Abdelrahman Yousif Dean Faculty of Dentistry Uof G 2Murtada Khalafallah Elbashir U of G Dean Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciencesة Abstract Computer is basically an electronic device which can convert data into information at a very high speed and in a reliable and accurate way. It has a large and perfect memory that enables it to handle large volumes of data and analyze it to come up with logical decisions. It has been applied

DEOH 202 Assignment Student ID: 7559879 The objective of the assignment is to discuss the implementation of the management and treatment carried out on the patient (18999). Patient X is a New Zealand European and age 36 years male. He was presented for dental hygiene care in May 2014 as part of his 12 months recall. Patient X was hospitalised at an early age due to glue ear grommet procedure and later on with ankle surgery from sports injury. As a result

Severe dental fluorosis and cognitive deficits Choi et al., (2014) is a pilot study of the association of exposure to fluoride with cognitive function of children in a Chinese community. Although limited it provides more useful information than almost all the studies included in the authors ' earlier review (Choi et al., 2012). Most of the reports considered in that review were very brief with little detail or consideration of confounding factors. Unfortunately political activists use Choi et al

 Outline - Phobia Definition - Dental phobia - Causes of phobia - Signs of phobia - Common fears - Diagnosis - Proper phobia approach - Management: A. Adult Management Strategies B. Pediatric anxiety management - Conclusion - References  Phobia Definition: - A phobia is an intense fear of something that has little or no actual danger. In general, most of the phobias develop in childhood but they can also develop in adulthood.  What is Dental Anxiety or Phobia? - Dental anxiety is very

Muscular forces exerted by the masticatory muscles can influence the success of prosthetic rehabilitation. Maximum voluntary bite force is an indicator of the functional state of the masticatory system. The measurement of bite force can provide useful data for the evaluation of jaw muscle function and activity. Aim: the aim of this study was to find out whether there was a correlation between Electromyographic activity EMG and bite-force in extracoronal attachment retained distal extension partial

The present study uncovers the school dental services in the regional Hillah city/Babylon province in Iraq by using the spatial analysis (GIS/geo-coding). The study is the first of its kind, which can lay the foundation for future studies in exploring or planning for dental services in the region. The incorporation of spatial analysis (GIS/geo-coding) in the study has added many advantages such as the distribution of the fixed primary health care clinics and primary schools and illustrate the distances