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 I'm continuing the theme of photography and records with this post with a few of the most common photography errors that I have made and learned from, but still make from time to time. These errors may harm the diagnostic quality of the photos. If we are going to the effort of capturing the photos in the first place it is important that we try our best to make them the ...

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 I have been doing more stainless steel crowns this year. In fact, prior to 3 months ago I hadn't done one at all. We learned about them briefly during the pediatric dentistry lectures at university and I attended a course on stainless steel crowns and pulpotomies at ADAQ as a new graduate. However I was always put off from doing them, partly because of my percieved comp...

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 I was going to make a post on caries detector dye because I find it to be such a useful aid during restorative procedures. Then I realised I had already made a post about in 2020. See below.

https://dental-tidbits.blogspot.com/2020/0...

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For some reason, I had a long period of no denture cases coming in. For maybe 1-2 years I did a couple of fractured denture repairs but no new denture cases. Lately there have been some new ones coming in which have been enjoyable to work with. I thought I would make a post regarding modification vs remaking of dentures. Of course by modification I don't mean something simple...

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 I have been taking a standardised set of clinical photos for my patients for a few years now. Mainly for new patients or existing patients to the practice which I am meeting for the first time if they have something that requires in depth discussion. I find this to be hugely useful in communication and patient acceptance of their condition. I w...

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