The Human Microbiome Revisited
As noted in last month’s editorial, the bacteria, fungi, viruses, protozoa and archaea found in the body are collectively known as the human microbiome.
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Dentistry’s Robotic Future
A recent article in The Wall Street Journal discusses the future of robots and their effect on our culture and economy.
Preparation and Practice Are Essential
Few of us will be charged by an irate grizzly, but the chances of having an office emergency are very real.
To Teachers Who Show Up at Just the Right Time
When the student is ready the teacher will appear.
Loaded Question
The question of who should place implants is generating a great deal of controversy.
Keeping Up With Evidence-Based Dentistry
The science and practice of dentistry are evolving at a record pace, and it has become extraordinarily difficult to keep up with all of the changes.
The Secret to Professional Longevity
My barber was a prisoner in Germany during World War II. Known simply as EB, he still cuts hair six days a week — as he has since being discharged from the Army in 1946.
The National Problem of Opioids and Addiction
Opioids have become a national health problem. In 2014, more Americans died from drug overdoses than any year on record — in fact, more died from overdoses than from motor vehicle accidents.
