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.
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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.
Forces Shaping the Future of Corporate Dentistry
Few would argue against the notion that so-called corporate dentistry will play an increasingly prominent role in care delivery.
Virtues and Challenges of Solo Practice
Despite the growth of corporate dentistry, the large majority of U.S. dentists are solo practitioners or engaged in small group practice.
Are We Removing Too Many Teeth?
As dentists have gained confidence with the long-term success of implants, the use of these devices has increased.
Quo Vadis
One positive influence on clinical practice is the pace of technological advances, and a great example is the increasing use of "distance learning."
Welcome to Decisions in Dentistry
We are pleased to introduce a new paradigm in dental journals, one that will enhance your clinical understanding and bring new tools to your armamentarium.
