The use of lasers in oral and maxillofacial surgery has increased dramatically in recent years, becoming an essential, \"must-know\" area for all practitioners in the field. This timely reference examines both new and established laser techniques, providing expert guidance on using lasers successfully in a wide variety of clinical situations. Superbly illustrated and organized, the book opens with a thorough discussion of laser technology and safety, and a complete review of established and newer techniques, such as the use of lasers to treat sleep apnea. Throughout, the authors compare laser-based techniques with conventional surgery and demonstrate their effectiveness in treating conditions of all types.The main focus of the book is technique-oriented chapters on the use of lasers in both soft tissue and hard tissue disease, including the resection of oral cancers and TMJ disorders. Case studies showing treatment and post-operative recovery of patients are a major highlight.
This book presents the science of microbiology in a clinical context that is relevant to the safe and effective practice of dental surgery. Microbiology is a rapidly moving discipline. Since the First Edition, a number of infectious diseases such as Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease and SARS have emerged as significant clinical problems. There have also been changes in the epidemiology of certain infections, for example sexually transmitted diseases. These issues are all covered in this new edition. The book has been updated throughout, and changes to antimicrobial drug prescribing regimens have been included. Major new chapters include those on fungi, human herpes viruses, infections of the central nervous system, and use of antimicrobial agents in dentistry. The chapters dealing with sterilisation, disinfection and infection control procedures in dentistry have been completely re-written, to reflect recent significant changes in decontamination protocols which have been stimulated by the problem of prion diseases. This book will serve as a core reference text for use throughout all years of the undergraduate dental curriculum, as a *******er course for postgraduate students, and as a continuing source of reference for dentists in clinical practice.
The new edition of Prevention of Oral Disease remains the only comprehensive textbook covering all aspects of dental prevention. Chapters covering conventional preventive issues such as diet and fluorides are complemented by innovative new or revised material in a wide range of areas, including mucosal disease, the pulp and endodontics and periodontal disease. Generic subjects such as the social dimension of oral health and health promotion underpin the clinically based chapters. The book is relevant to anyone who has to provide or understand prevention, irrespective of their clinical discipline or interest. This is an essential text for undergraduates, but will be valuable for postgraduate students in many fields, and for dental practitioners and hygienists interested in current thinking on prevention. The material presented is concise, structured and well illustrated and is based on the most recent research evidence. For the first time, the book is presented in an attractive two-colour format and the use of summaries and key points throughout the book ensure that it is learner friendly.
Radiogrphic Cephalometry ,2th ed ,2006, tutorial cd
this cd is tutorial ,and containes some part of the book
cephs,templates,and colored pages
this cd comes from SHAYAN NEMODAR TEHRAN IRAN.
This Second Edition of the well-received Principles and Practice of Head and Neck Surgery and Oncology has been thoroughly updated by a key team of internationally recognized experts in otolaryngology and oncology. This revised guide includes recent developments and research in the field to keep physicians informed. It has also been reorganized by anatomical location for easy reference and speedy diagnosis. Providing a useful source of knowledge and reference, this text is a valuable guide not only for trainee head and neck surgeons and oncologists, for all established specialists entrusted with the care of patients with head and neck cancer
This book uses an interdisciplinary approach to explain the origin of and possible solutions to many different occlusal problems. Dr. Peter E. Dawson guides the reader along the way providing balanced explanations of theory and technique. He also debunks many popular misconceptions through practical discussion of their origins and the deficiencies of the arguments behind them. Different sides of many philosophies are presented while guiding the reader to the most functional and esthetic solution to various occlusal situations. Hundreds of full-color photographs, illustrations, and diagrams show aspects of the masticatory system, the epidemiology of occlusal problems, and procedures for finding the ideal occlusion. Whether the reader is a general dentist or a specialist, they will find this book applicable to their treatment methods and philosophies.
Esthetic Dentistry presents clearly highlighted techniques in step-by-step fashion, with unmistakable delineation of armamentarium, for the treatment of esthetic problems. Hundreds of clinical tips are included throughout the book to alert clinicians to potential problems, variations on techniques, and other treatment considerations. Numerous tables and boxes illustrate the properties of various materials and compare/contrast different products on the market. An invaluable troubleshooting guide presents different types of esthetic problems (such as size, discoloration, and spacing problems), potential solutions, and references to chapters where the specific problem is discussed in detail. Finally, the excellent 4-color art program of this book clearly depicts important concepts involving coloration and shading on both natural teeth and prostheses.
Encyclopedic and detailed reference with expanded information. Presents more pathology, contains more images, and covers new imaging technologies. Abundant halftone images and extensive references are included. Previous edition: c1996. DNLM: Head--radiography.
Microbial Perspectives in
Diagnosis Epidemiology
Microbiology of Caries and Dentinal
CultureBased Analysis
Molecular Analysis of Endodontic
Extraradicular Endodontic
Virulence of Endodontic Bacterial
Management of Aggressive Head
Endodontic Infections and Pain
Systemic Antibiotics in Endodontic
Topical Antimicrobials
Endodontic Infections
Prognosis in the Treatment
Endodontic Infections
Glossary
Herpesviruses in Endodontic
Offers the student or practitioner a framework for effective and rational diagnosis and treatment planning. Uses case histories and high-quality color and halftone illustrations.
Product Description:
The definitive reference on the topic, Oral Cancer takes a multidisciplinary approach to cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation. First, it guides the reader through the early diagnosis of a lesion during the localized stage. Then it discusses up to the minute treatments and procedures. Rehabilitation regarding appearance, mastication, swallowing, saliva control, and dental health are covered, to round out overall patient management.
New to this edition: An overview of pediatric oncology and the oral/dental implications, plus treatment of oral cancer in children. The latest on occurrence, etiology, premalignant factors, prevention, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and survival. New information on precancerous oral lesions and imaging techniques.
Key Features:
- Discusses biological and epidemiologic aspects of cancer
- Explores the psychosocial and economic aspects of the disease
- Covers squamous cell carcinomas, leukemias, lymphomas, skin cancers, melanomas, oral malignancies associated with HIV, nasopharyngeal and laryngeal malignancies, and salivary gland tumors
- Clarifies complex topics with full-color illustrations
- Accompanied by a CD-ROM with the complete text and illustrations of the book, in fully searchable PDF files
Audience: Students and practitioners in oncology and dentistry.
TIME has become a very important factor in todays education system in India. Students get a very scarce amount of time to even go through the various textbooks available and required for writing their examination in full confidence. We have tried to compile all the required information in one single text and in a concise manner so that the student can be confident to write his/her theory examination and viva-voce. This text has a number of tables which would help further revisions and easy learning. It has numerous diagrams that are all handdrawn so that the student can get a better understanding of the subject and can easily replicate it in his/her examination for better presentation. The coloured pictures even further enhance the understanding of the subject. For enthusiastic students we have added a list of reference at the end of each chapter as due to the concise format of the book, we have not included every minute details which are of less importance for undergraduate exam going students
Oral and Maxillofacial Infections is the \'gold standard\' of dental books dealing with oral and facial infections, comprehensively addressing all aspects of the diagnosis and management of infections of the jaws. Thoroughly updated to reflect extensive changes in the medical field, this New Edition presents a unique blend of the latest research findings, along with theory and pragmatic therapy. Topics new to this Edition include: anatomical considerations; antimicrobial pharmacology; pulpal infection; infection related to facial esthetic procedures; infection related to reconstruction; and infections in pediatric patients. Several chapters have been revised to address early and late complications, bacterial and protozoal infections, and hepatitis and AIDS. Comprehensive coverage with a clinical focus makes Oral and Maxillofacial Infections suitable for both the practitioner and student.
This book employs a two-part approach to treating patients with head and neck cancer: maximize the chance for a cure while maintaining a strong emphasis on quality of life. Although not seen as commonly as other aggressive forms, head and neck cancer is a devastating disease that has tremendous implications on the overall health of the patient, as well as their appearance and quality of life. The goal of the editors was to create the first truly multidisciplinary book in this field that addresses all aspects and treatment options. The book was designed to be a comprehensive textbook crossing all disciplines and representing a wide spectrum of specialists throughout the country, including surgical, radiation, and medical oncologists, as well as dentists, pathologists, radiologists and nurses.
This new edition of the well-known textbook of orthodonitcs describes the normal development of the face and jaws and the causes of irregularity of the teeth. The diagnosis and treatment of malocclusion are described in a manner intended to heop the undergraduate dental student and the general dental practitioner.
Human Diseases is now often a mandatory component of training for dentists, however, the amount of material to master can be overwhelming. Key Topics in Human Diseases for Dental Students provides a broad knowledge-base in key areas, allowing readers to rapidly acquire an understanding of the principles and practice that apply to the management of the common and important acute and chronic diseases that dentists may encounter in their patients. The text is carefully presented to highlight the essential facts a reader should take from each chapter. The book contains the information readers need for clinical guidance and provides rapid access to concise details and facts.
This book provides reliable, unbiased and evaluated information on drugs and medicines used throughout the world. Each new drug licensed for use has its own potential benefits and adverse effects, and its own profile for dosage, administration and indications. Furthermore, manufacturers make regular changes to existing drug names and formulations, which can affect their interactions and safe usage. Health professionals require the correct answers and need to have confidence in the drugs information they use - but with medicines evolving at this rate, how can they be sure their knowledge is up to date? \"Martindale\" contains up to date information about more than 5,800 substances. Each and every entry is reviewed by our pharmaceutical editors to ensure health professionals have the most current data. Formulations change. Definitions change. Names change. But you can always trust \"Martindale\".
This textbook of oral and maxillofacial surgery is directed at dentists in training and newly qualified practitioners. The book aims to provide the theoretical background to a range of common procedures to assist in the DEVELOPMENT OF SKILLS required in diagnosis, treatment planning, and active surgical and postoperative management.
The book has been prepared by a variety of authors, all of whom have extensive experience in undergraduate and postgraduate education in oral and maxillofacial surgery and whose views represent those of UK mainstream dental schools.
This monograph deals with a selected, specialized body of information. It is not intended to be an encyclopedia of factual and historical data covering all facets of craniofacial biology. The objective is to describe and illustrate a particular, fundamental mode of approach to the study of craniofacial growth. The contents describe primarily the complex behavior of bone tissue during the growth of the skull.
Basic principles and concepts are emphasized throughout. The general approach is that of a morphologist concerned with postnatal morphogenesis, and the particular points of view are based largely on the author\'s own investigations of bone remodeling and growth mechanisms in the human craniofacial skeleton.
By request, Dr. W. Stuart Hunter has prepared a special chapter on basic cephalometric techniques and procedures. It is felt that an introduction to the fundamentals will be useful to those lacking knowledge of this essential subject. It will also provide an introductory overview for individuals planning to specialize in this field.
Background training in the structure, growth, and remodeling of bone varies widely among the different workers in the field. The introductory chapters in this monograph are provided for those who wish to expand the scope of their understanding. For those already knowledgeable in the subject these chapters will also serve as a review of relevant terms and concepts used in later sections. It has been the author\'s experience that bone descriptions in most elementary histology courses are generally inadequate for an advanced-level understanding of craniofacial bone growth. Such course traditionally dwell on the structure of the Haversian system and the different zones in the epiphyseal cartilage. Beyond this, a comprehension of the truly dynamic qualities of bone and the many versatile mechanisms utilized in its growth and remodeling become difficult for the beginning student to appreciate and understand, particularly during rapid survey courses. The time given to the different basic sciences in current medical and dental curricula is continually being reduced, and additional effort has become required on the part of the individual to further his own knowledge of the fundamentals of craniofacial bone growth.
Because bone is hard, it represents a specialized kind of tissue. Because it is hard, bone has to it. Because bone has a hard calcified matrix, it has special processes of growth. These processes are clear cut and follow a welldefined, straightforward sequence. They are complex but can be readily traced if underlying principles, described in the first part of this monograph, are well understood. Part I is a consideration and an evaulation of bone from the standpoint of its behavior during skeletal morphogenesis. It is not intended as an elementary account. On the contrary, it is presumed that the reader already has a reasonable knowledge of this tissue and the vocabulary pertaining to it. The purpose is to go beyond standard textbook accounts in order to establish a special yet fundamental body of information prerequisite to dealing with the specialized topics discussed in Part II.
Part II deals with an analysis of growth in the human craniofacial skeleton. It gives a detailed account of events involved in the maturation of each individual bone in the skull. No attempt has been made to include all viewpoints pertaining to facial growth since the objective is to provide a specialized reference book giving specific attention to this one facet. When the principles given in Part I and the application of these principles are considered together, the underlying nature of craniofacial bone growth can be visualized in more meaningful perspective. How these concepts are involved in the growth of bones in the human skull and what happens to the bones themselves as they grow are the particular subjects of this book
Tooth Movement with Removable Appliances
By J D Muir, R T Reed
Publisher: Pitman Med.
Number Of Pages: 167
Publication Date: 1979-01
ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0272794244
ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780272794241
2 MB pdf, Scanned and OCRed, High quality B&W images. Bookmarked
Univ. of Miami, FL. Clinically oriented text addresses the underlying mechanism of each disease and how symptoms dictate the clinical and radiographic presentation. Features more than 2,100 color photographs, covers more than 425 diseases with specific treatment recommendations. For pathologists, surgeons, and residents. DNLM: Face--pathology.
This textbook gives an understanding of the background of clinical orthodontics, but as much of clinical orthodontics needs to be learned in the clinic, the book emphasises appliance design since this can be studied on the printed page. Divided broadly into three parts the book first covers the principles of tooth movement and treatment planning including extractions. The final chapters explain the mechanisms of removable, fixed and functional appliance therapy including the treatment of the main classifications of malocclusion.
SaralDent is a fully integrated, comprehensive dental software solution for dental clinics which includes patient charting, dental billing software and dental imaging software .It ensures the health of your dental practice, allowing you to focus on providing quality patient care. The software is flexible and designed to grow with you as your dental practice expands.
Sarals is uniquely placed in the dental software segment with offerings for the three primary software requirements in the industry – dental clinic management software, dental patient education software and dental laboratory management software solutions. Our dental software solutions bring to you a similar set of features which are available in products many times its price.Our expertise in the dental automation industry is demonstrated by continuing product enhancements.
Saraldent provides you with the software tools to run your dental practice effectively and increase productivity.
Complete Patient Data Management -Patient demographics ,Health alerts,allergies Clinical data,Recalls,Treatment Planning ,Referalls and Insurance Details
Dental Charting for Treatment Planning , Work Progress , Perio conditions , Ortho Statistics and Oclussal Data give you up to date patient information in an easy to comprehend graphical format
Dental Billing software
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Capture treatment charges
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Create and print bills and receipts
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See which patient owes what and for how long
Dental Imaging Software
* Link images, videos and documents to patient records and custom topics
* Directly capture images from intra-oral camera and scanners.
* Import RVG and extraOral images
* Print, email and export images.
Dental Office Scheduling-Easy to use on-screen appointment scheduler together with quick reports for incomplete treatment plans / work, patient balance and recall reminders provide goal oriented scheduling to maximize your productivity.
Automatic reminders for patient birthdays, incomplete treatment plans, balance over work done, balance over treatment plans, expected dental lab assignments, appointments, recall and custom reminders
More than 150 reports to make the most from the wealth of information stored in your system.Customization services available for specific requirements of your dental clinic
Flexible and scalable - Over 100 options allow our system to be tailored to your individual practice needs.
TAB Dental Software Features
Our software has been designed to use features which are relevant to the way a real dental practice works.
10 out of 10 for simplicity and usability.”
practice manager
why choose tab dental
* Backed by fantastic UK based support.
* Uncomplicated to use
* Easy to learn
The majority of practices are able to “go live” with just one day’s training, which means that they do not need to close for an extended period of time
Patient record management
* more infoPatient records are fully secured with user permissions.
* medical history
* Easy to back up
* search for patient details
Patient appointments
* more info View upcoming appointments at a glance
* SMS Reminders - reduce your FTA\'s (Failure to Attends)
* Optional touch screen for patient check-in
Clinical charting
* more info State of the art graphical charting
* Implant charting
* Perio charting
Treatment planning
* more infoPlan and record your dental treatments
* Orthodontic assessment
* Transmit NHS treatment claims online
Perio charting
* more infoEasy to use
* Record CPITN scores
* Use the Perio charts to educate your patients
Comprehensive reporting tools
* more infoProduce your own customised reports
* Treatment reports and balances
* Analyse your patient records (e.g. money owing / appointments missed etc)
Digital imaging
* more infoAttach photographs and X-Rays to your patient records
* Image editing capabilities - import and export images
* Links to third party imaging software
Document / mail management
* more infoDocument editor
* General emails, letters and emails
* Mail merge
Accounts & billing
* more infoComprehensive reporting
* Financial warnings
* Set your own private fees
NHS Transmissions
* more info Comprehensive reporting
* Financial warnings
* Set your own private fees
Third Party Software / Hardware support
* more infoNearly all the major third party software links built in
* New links added free of charge
Link practices across multiple sites
* more info TAB Dental allows you to network multiple sites over the Internet.
* Access each of your practice\'s schedules and patient information from any office.
Manual ceph point entry is time consuming, whereas computerized cephalometry is very fast, thus enabling the orthodontist to obtain a more comprehensive diagnostic picture. The need for templates and retracings of acetate overlays is eliminated. An analysis can be performed in 10% of the time of a normal manual registration because it is only necessary to identify the radiological points with the click of a mouse on a computer monitor. The calculations are displayed within seconds. This process removes human error except for errors of landmark identification.
Dr. Ceph was specifically developed for Orthodontists and Oral/Maxillofacial Surgeons interested in the benefits that computing technology could bring to cephalometric analysis, to the archiving of patient records, and to case presentation. According to a recent issue of Clinical Research Associates Newsletter, the \"use of imaging procedures significantly increases patients\' acceptance of treatment plans.\"
The philosophy of Dr. Ceph is to improve cephalometric analyses using state-of-the-art, but generally available, computers and peripherals. Our software employs the same image processing techniques used in advanced systems that refine aerial and astronomical photographs. By operating under Microsoft Windows, Dr. Ceph assures that the user\'s investment in hardware can be used to operate other popular business applications.
The user can select from over 30 major analyses or customize any analysis to meet your specific requirements. New landmarks, variables, and norms can be added by the user. After capturing the x-ray and profile photograph, cephalometric landmarks are identified and the two images are merged into one manipulable image. Comparisons between any two phases of treatment graphically show the amount of movement.
Fast and easy to use projections showing dental movement or surgical procedures (VTO), (including maxillary translation, impaction, rotation, and mandibular translation and rotation, genioplasty and growth projections), allow you to graphically show a prospective patient how orthodontic or surgical movement will enhance the patient\'s physical features. Anatomical measurements are compared to established norms and displayed for easy reference. Accurate clinical evaluation can be performed through the melded x-ray and photo. Patient images are stored in standard formats for display in other programs.
All F.Y.I. Technologies applications work in the Microsoft Windows environment. They are designed for Windows 95 and later, and since Windows is a multi-tasking environment, you can use both applications simultaneously or over a network.
Dr. View is a simple to use, but powerful, software program designed for Orthodontists to display full screen on a computer monitor customized patient photographs, x-rays, models, and appliances during case presentation. Its primary purpose is to increase patient acceptance of the proposed treatment plan by utilizing state-of-the-art computer software and hardware to easily customize and standardize case presentation.
Images can be easily created and customized using your existing camera, or a digital camera, video camera, a scanner or clipart. Complete Photo Records can be displayed and printed with photo quality output. Words can be added to any image with the easy to use annotation feature. All patient photographs, models, information, (including financial and insurance), can be archived on CD-ROM for permanent storage and easy retrieval.
Customized case presentations become easy, organized and effective by providing a professional full screen visual explanation to questions and concerns. Recent studies have determined that visual presentations reduce patient hesitation by focusing them on the proposed treatment objectives. The product\'s powerful graphics software will captivate and educate your prospective patient while convincing them of the need to come to you for Orthodontic treatment.
Dr. View includes letter writing capabilities (with over 20 form letters), an easy-to-use treatment diagnosis summary, a large selection of patient photo record formats, and a Wizard for easier use.
All F.Y.I. Technologies applications work in the Microsoft Windows environment. They are designed for Windows 95 and later, and since Windows is a multi-tasking environment, you can use both applications simultaneously or over a network.
Management of Patients and bills
Medical and Dental History
Graphical treatment chart
Modification and addition of new dental works if needed
Appointments and recall management
Holiday calendar
Two levels of security for Doctor and Secretariat with data access restrictions on
medical history and practice economics
Easy backup and recovery
Management of dental technicians and suppliers
Medicine file and prescription printing
Reports for patients, accounts and appointments
Statistics for accounts and appointments
Automatic software updates
Chat room for Dent-O-Soft users
Optimized user interface that facilitates the information management
Lexi-DENTAL SELECT v1.2.0 | Software | iPhone | 9.7MB
Lexi-DENTAL SELECT is the most economical and convenient way to purchase the point-of-care information dental professionals need most. Databases link seamlessly and advanced navigational tools make it easy to find information quickly. Content is updated daily, ensuring the most current information is always at your fingertips.
This package includes the following databases:
-Dental Lexi-Drugs
-Lexi-Interact
-Oral Hard Tissue Diseases
-Oral Soft Tissue Diseases (complete with color images).
-Illustrated Handbook of Clinical Dentistry
-Dental Office Medical Emergencies.
The program provides an update on the principles of minor oral surgery under local anaesthesia in general dental practice through reference to the procedures of wisdom tooth removal, apicectomy, root removal and biopsy. The intended audience is general dental practitioners or undergraduates with a prior knowledge of minor oral surgery.
The program takes the format of a small multimedia encyclopaedia containing text, interactivities, still photographs, slide shows, self assessment tests, checklists, tips and references. The user accesses items of interest via a simple browser or key word search mechanism.
This 1995 Birmingham CAL program can be downloaded onto Windows 95 / 98 / 2000 / XP machines. It was originally written for Windows 3.1 so may not work on some modern computers.
••Choose \"Open\" when prompted, and follow the installation instructions
•The program comes with an un-installer
Through the impressive display of each patient and the results of t
odos os tipos de tratamento, o Dental Explorer é a ferramenta ideal para educação do paciente e de planejamento do tratamento .
odos the types of treatment, the Dental Explorer is the ideal tool for educating the patient and the planning of treatment.
Computerized Implant Planning by Dr. Mahmoud Ramadan
The 2nd Prosthodontic and Oral Medicine & Periodontology Conference
\" New Trends of Dental Implant and Removable Superstructure \"
in Friday 18 / 12 / 2009
The purpose of the Oral Clinical Examination (OCE) is to enable the candidate to demonstrate proficiency in diagnosis, treatment planning, and clinical care.
The examination is composed of two parts, each is one-hour in duration, timed, and given during the same session. Each of the two parts are administered by a pair of examiners. Each one-hour part consists of four clinical protocols (vignettes) that are presented to the candidate for discussion.
The topic areas that are covered are listed in the Overview as well as other pertinent information that the candidate will find useful.
The most current and expansive resource of its kind featuring new standards in CPR. Techniques such as Rescue Breathing, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and clearing an airway obstruction for choking situations are demonstrated and described. There are also segments on Heart Attack and Stroke recognition and treatment. This program is designed to provide viewers with the knowledge and skills required to deal with life-threatening emergencies
This is not child edition ... the techniques are to be used on people aged eight years and older
Rar file
AVI format (you can open this video with DIVX,etc)
Dr. Stanley F. Malamed is Proffessor of Medicine and Anesthesia in the Southern California School of Dentistry. He graduated from the New York University College of Dentistry and then completed a dental internship and residency in anesthesiology at Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center in the Bronx, New York. He is has written various papers as the Handbook of Medical Emergencies in the Dental Office, Handbook of Local Anesthesia and Sedation - a guide to patient management and he\'s author of the interactive DVDs: Emergency Medicine y Malamed\'s Local Anesthetic Technique DVD
William Ben Johnson is an endodontist, inventor, entrepreneur, educator and philanthropist. He developed Thermafil and then established Tulsa Dental Products, beginning with the modernization of endodontic treatment. He has received several awards such as the 2004 President\'s Award from the American Association of Endodontists and the 2000 Louis I Grossman Award from the French Endodontic Society. He is member of the Oklahoma Dental Association, American Association of Endodontists, and the International College of Dentists, among others. Most recently, Johnson has directed his efforts toward designing instruments for improved cleaning and shaping of the root canal system. He received his DDS degree and endodontic certificate from Baylor University Dental School
Eric M. Rivera, DDS, is expert in the field of endodontics. He is associate professor of the University of North Carolina School of Dentistry. He previously served as Chair and Graduate Program Director of the Department of Endodontics at the University of Iowa College of Dentistry and as section editor for endodontics at the Quintessence International Dental Journal. He is member of various dental institutions, including American Dental Association, International Association for Dental Research, American Dental Education Association and American Association of Endodontics. Dr. Rivera holds a DDS and a MS from the University of North Carolina.
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