These people cause awe in the most brave man!
February 9, International Dentists Day, we wholeheartedly (smiling with healthy teeth) congratulate these dearest people on their professional holiday!
Dentists have changed their view of the patient
At the ADA (American Dental Society) annual forums, specialists discuss contradictions and services, profitability and new perspectives on resolving current issues like jaw necrosis and ways to help patients.
Over the past 15-20 years, dentistry has taken a giant step forward: the impossible has become possible. Moreover, the complexity of the tasks increases from year to year. If before doctors actively discussed implants, then cosmetic dentistry, then disorders of the temporomandibular joint, now they look at things more broadly, without focusing on one thing.
Today, dentists are looking for new ways to treat complex patients with methods that have never been used before. On the eve of February 9, International Dental Day, a New Jersey doctor Marty Jablow noted that specialists aim today to maximize the full dental potential. Doctors came to the idea that you need to look at the patient more widely, perceiving not only his teeth, but his personality in general.
Future Technologies Coming
Another stellar dentist Lou Schumann, guest of honor at the annual TechnologyExpo, noted the most interesting breakthrough dental technology.
it digital radiography (you can detect any disease, from AIDS to carious cavities), new restoration dental materials, prosthetics using digital technologies, lasers and beams of directional light, methods for diagnosing cancer in the oral cavity and much more.
The tendency of the last exhibition was the open interest of visitors to expensive solutions that would be useful in every dental office. This is again about digital technologies that are important for practicing dentists and their patients.
According to the forecast, in the near five years, the dental business will change about the same as it has changed over the past fifty years. Patients with confidence and joy relate to the computerization of dental services. It is hard to imagine what February 9, International Dentist Day will be like, five years later ...
