Hace poco asistí a una presentación dental donde se hablaba de la gestión de las vías respiratorias. Al hablar con el orador él compartió esta diapositiva conmigo. Le dí una buena mirada en ella. Es un cráneo de aspecto moderno en el arco superior vista desde abajo. ¿Observaron la línea de punteada? Ahí es donde […]
Recently I attended a dental meet where the talk was about airway management. After talking with the speaker he shared the above slide with me. Take a good look at it. It is a modern skull looking at the upper arch from below. Notice the dotted line? That is where your teeth are supposed to […]
Dentistry has many different treatment options and adjunct services but at the end of the day we are charged with treating three major conditions. Malocclusions, or crooked teeth; tooth decay, sometimes called caries; and periodontal or gum disease. With much of our profession researched based as you might imagine there is a huge volume of […]
Did you know that your teeth are in a constant communication with your brain? There is a hormonal feedback loop with the hypothalamus area that controls the pressure in the pulp and the resulting fluid flow helps prevent decay. No one has been writing about this more than Dr. Ken Southward. That is why I […]