Podcasts about phone apps

This week, Patches is struck down by illness, but Katey was able to rally through strep and stress so David, Da7e, and Katey jump back into the safe space of the War Room to talk about Bluesky and re-orienting our phones to serve less doom. Then, Katey and David (who have seen Emilia Pérez, now […]

Welcome back to another episode of The Ready Your Future podcast!  This episodes covers articles on ways to save money on food and groceries, phone apps that would benefit anyone in preparedness and busts a huge water myth that really needed to be busted! But before Todd gets into the articles, he shares a little about the most recent Presidential election. In all of the articles, Todd shares commentary and insights from his experience in preparedness. Visit the Episode Page on Ready Your Future. Of Interest For more about Todd and RYF   Join the Exclusive Email Group  Buy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/prepperwebsiteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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NBA Preseason Predictions - a Fruit Bracket Battle - and a Draft of only 5 iPhone apps!

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Send us a Text Message.No one travels these days without their phone. So, it makes sense to invest in some extra smartphone skills that can significantly enhance your travel experience if Vietnam.In this show we arm you with some of the best Tech Tips and Apps to enhance your experience of Vietnam, including : staying in touch with family and friends back home; Not getting caught out with home country phone fees; saving money on tour costs: feeling confident about exploring outer regions, and finding a buddy may be a great way to enhance your stay.In this podcast episode, I am joined by Michelle Chang from Intentional Travellers, a business offering tutorials in Smart phone upskilling for travel to countries all around the world. Through Michelle's worldwide travel experiences she is able to explain the benefits of having these skills and how they can help travellers answer unexpected questions, deal with challenges, and navigate unfamiliar places more effectively. Michelle highlights the significance of using essential apps such as Google Maps, Google Translate, WhatsApp, and ride-sharing apps like Grab. Additionally, we cover;-* Currency conversions Apps *Phone battery management *Making the best use of Google Maps*Data management *The GRAB advantages*Working remotely in Vietnam*Online booking tools and Apps to get the best offers*Using your phone to manage communication with tour operatorsMoreover, the conversation on remote work in Vietnam highlights the robust internet connectivity and the extensive use of technology for business. Michelle notes the widespread availability of free Wi-Fi in cafes and co-working spaces. emphasizing the increasing appeal of digital nomadism. By utilizing smartphone modern technology, travelers can effortlessly integrate work with leisure, maintaining productivity while discovering new destinations.Find out more about Michelle's tutorials and online programs you can connect directly with her here - https://intentionaltravelers.com/For a great experience with a buddy to help you enjoy local areas, business situations, translations and possibly medical appointments, why not book a Travel Buddy through https://www.tubudd.com/ Use the Promo code KERRYVN5 on the  TUBUDD App to receive 5% discount. Thank you for listening. Give us a review on your podcast channel - Apple is easiest.Follow our social pages on FB, IG,LinkedIn and TikTokLet me design your customised private tour of Vietnam - See our new Travel ServicesWe have a new partnership which is helping support this podcast. If you have a Dental Procedure why not find out what's possible through What About Vietnam's beauty travel partner Worldwide Beauty Hospital. Check out our website here, contact us direct; speak to Kelley at WAV, as she has been a dental patient for 10 years, or mention #whataboutvietnam to receive 5% discount at Worldwide Beauty Hospital What have you got to lose? Get your FREE consult today.

Get off your phone! Says the idiot boomers who are triggered by a future they have no role in. Our phones have become an indelible part of our lives not only because they're a source of endless entertainment and information, but because they're our connection to the rest of the world. We can tell what's going on in an instant around the world or in our own personal business with a few taps on our phones. Today we will be discussing our Top 5 Phone Apps. To enhance discussion, we did not share our lists beforehand nor are we experts in said category. We are just a bunch of wild dudes who like stuff. The Top 5 Podcast is hosted by Zach Rancourt, Eric Schoen, and Thomas Lockhart. It is available on Apple, Pandora, Spotify, Amazon, TuneIn, and Podbean. We appreciate your fandom! If you like what you hear, don't forget to rate and subscribe. Your participation helps us immensely! You can also find us on Twitter @podcaststop5. Enjoy!

Apple unveiled a long-awaited AI strategy on Monday, integrating its new "Apple Intelligence" technology across its suite of apps including Siri and partnering with OpenAI to bring ChatGPT to its devices.Certain smartphone apps, some of which aren't directly related to driving, track driver behavior and send the data to insurance companies. The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on Monday to hear a bid by Meta's Facebook to scuttle a private securities fraud lawsuit accusing the social media platform of misleading investors in 2017 and 2018 about the misuse of its user data by the company and third parties.

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Rick Sammon is an American photographer of many decades. He's a tireless, prolific and inspirational image maker and one of the most active photographers working today. He divides his time between creating images, leading photo workshops, making personal appearances, and writing books - always educating, creating and inspiring people. He's also incorporated smartphone photography into his professional work, which is the primary topic of the conversation.Topics Richard and Rick discuss:• Embracing smartphone photography? The pros and cons.• Why the conversion? • Rick's recent projects and travels exclusively using the phone as an imaging tool.• The stigma of a professional photographer using a phone as an imaging tool.• Image quality• The biggest problem with phone photography• Post processing with phone images. How is it different?• Phone apps and software.• Apple and Samsung are driving imaging innovation.• Elitist thinking• Phones and AI artAnd much more.Notable Links:Rick Sammon Photography WebsiteRick Sammon on InstagramRick Sammon on Twitter/XRick and Susan Sammon's iPhone Photo ExperienceRick Sammon's Online ClassesRick's Phone Apps for Photography:SnapseedDistressed FXREEHELD - for hand-held long exposuresEvenLonger - for even longer hand-held exposuresPS ExpressPS CameraDramatic BWLightroom*****This episode was brought to you by Luminar Neo.Powered by AI technologies, Luminar Neo streamlines the editing process and provides everything you could possibly need to get photos that will look amazing on the screen and in print. Luminar Neo was designed for both hobbyists and pros and includes cutting-edge editing tools - all in one intuitive and easy-to-use app.Luminar uses generative AI to intelligently analyze your photos and erase distracting elements in your compositions, add realistic objects that seamlessly blend into the background, or expand the frame in any direction. If that's not your thing, Luminar is still one of the most powerful photo editors for natural and realistic images too. Luminar Neo has all the features you need to enhance your images with precision and ease.You can use Luminar Neo as a standalone app on your PC or Mac computer or as a plugin for Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, so you can keep your existing workflow.Learn more about Luminar Neo and how it can amplify your creative vision for your photos  by visiting skylum.com.*****This episode is brought to you by Kase Filters. I travel the world with my camera, and I can use any photography filters I like, and I've tried all of them, but in recent years I've landed on Kase Filters.Kase filters are made with premium materials, HD optical glass, shockproof, with zero color cast, round and square filter designs, magnetic systems, filter holders, adapters, step-up rings, and everything I need so I never miss a moment.And now, my listeners can get 10% off the Kase Filters Amazon page when they visit.beyondthelens.fm/kase and use coupon code BERNABE10Kase Filters, Capture with Confidence.

It's survey break for a week so everyone's favourite game is back! (With a brand new Topic Master.) Today is the Australian Open in the Topic Tennis Grand Slam analogy and our topic is... Phone Apps. Tune in for the French Open and a new topic tomorrow! Listen Live on the Nova Payer Follow us on Instagram - TikTok - Facebook  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Inspired by a recent TikTok breaking down the apps on Kim Kardashian's phone, Lara and Elizabeth talk apps: Which ones they love, which ones they use and which ones inspire.  Get in touch! toonichepodcast@gmail.com   Current Codes: Sleep Crown: TOONICHE for $15 off Osea code: NICHE for 10% off Ion Layer code: NICHE for $100 off Juna code: NICHE for 15% off Dram code: NICHE20 for 20% off BodyBio code: NICHE for 20% off Guru Nanda code: TOONICHE for 20% off   Elizabeth: Q2 Vision Board Workshop Amazon Storefront   Lara: Sexy Unique Podcast

Listen to this segment where Annie talks to Jim Carafano about how the Biden Administration is flying migrants into the US using a phone app.

A new and improved exoskeleton is helping people walk again, a Willy Wonka experience makes kids cry and not because they were turned into blueberries or sucked through a tube of chocolate, plus a new phone app that could help diagnose depression. On This Day in History, we celebrate Feb 30th, no that is not a misprint.  Exoskeleton (New Atlas) Willy Wonka Mayhem (Gizmodo) Phone App - Depression (Dartmouth) February 30th (History Facts) Contact the show - coolstuffcommute@gmail.com Instagram - Facebook

There IS something new under the sun! Tom Mauriello, the mastermind of FORENSIQ, has organized decades of law enforcement expertise in a CSI phone app that is exceptional, affordable, and practical. Any criminal justice stakeholder can access an investigative blueprint for every type of investigation from arson to mass casualty event. In this episode of Black and White and Thin Blue Lines, Tom sits down with Clarke and explains his incredible professional experience, the idea for a systemic approach to investigations, and the development of this modern technology. 

Could ocean farming provide the path to a more sustainable – and profitable – future? Also, Is there really any benefit to closing all your phone apps? Plus, 50 years later, a lost guitar returns to its iconic owner. All that and on this day in history, after 32 thousand years, an extinct plant return. Underwater Farming (Positive.news) Closing Your Apps (Gizmodo) Lost Guitar Returns Home (GNN) Ancient Plant Returns (MyModernMet) Contact the show - coolstuffcommute@gmail.com Instagram - Facebook

Today we visited with Ponderly founder Amir Shiekh.  Ponderly is a new start-up app where people can express their views on a wide range of topics in a civilized way.  Ponderly aims to be society's new tool for news and public discussion.Ponderly can be downloaded for free from the Apple or Google play stores.  Try it out! Check our other links:TwitterRumbleInstagramYouTube

If you're on Android, you need to check out the TUSK search app! It's the ideal way to get news without having to deal with liberal bias. Find out more at: https://tuskbrowser.com/search/ TUSK City: Santa Barbara Address: 5383 Hollister Ave., Suite 120 Website: https://tuskbrowser.com/ Email: jeff@tuskbrowser.com

We will start a project with multiple dev phases. First, develop a low code web app using WordPress and Crocoblock jet plugins. Second, use that as the backend for apps built in Flutter and Dart.

Because You're Worth It - this episode is your L'Oréal moment ;-) How to take pride in what you charge. https://youtu.be/TeW6Jj0OQY8 Watch AJ006 on Youtube Stop Diagnosing wallets and giving discounts, these negative practices hurt our business and highlight a mindset issue. In this 'Ask Jaz' episode I discussed all the reasons why you need to STOP underselling yourself, starting from a lesson me and my wife learned in Singapore.  I explored common reasons behind this trend, such as fear of rejection and a lack of confidence, particularly among new practitioners. I shared my perspective, emphasizing the importance of building confidence through continual learning and practical experience. I also discussed the concept of 'neuro-fiscal drag' – the phenomenon where a figure in your mind gets substantially reduced by the time it comes out of your mouth. This mindset often leads to dentists undercharging for their services. It's crucial for dental professionals to take pride in their work and understand the value they bring to their patients. After all, we're not just providing a dental service; we're restoring confidence and quality of life. Remember, valuing your work appropriately is not just about financial gain; it's about respecting the skill, effort, and care you put into each procedure. Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Highlights of the Episode:0:00 Opening Snippet0:52 Experience in Singapore4:24 The Late Night Emergency5:37 Don't apologize for your fee6:32 Introduction10:24 Neuro-fiscal Drag11:38 Why NOT to give Discounts13:37 Don't diagnose wallets15:03 Gaining Confidence 23:35 When a patient laughed at the fee!32:42 Protrusive Guidance If you liked this episode, you will also like Think Comprehensive – Communication Gems with Zak Kara – PDP010 Did you know? Whilst this episode is not eligible for COD, you can get over 220 hours of CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month! Click below for full episode transcript: Jaz's Introduction: You know, remakes aren't fun anyway, but trust me, remakes, when you've undercharged in the first place, are the worst. So I guess, make sure when you're charging to factor in that there's a degree of fudge factor. And by adding in this fudge factor, you're not going to have anxiety about doing the remakes, about the financial aspect of it as well. So the lesson there is, even if you're doing like a review appointment, make sure you charge for a review appointment. Because if it's your opinion, and your expertise that the patient's paying for, and the overheads of the building, that is really important to consider. [Jaz]I'm going to start this episode with a little story, a personal story, actually.Me and my wife used to live in Singapore. You guys might know this already if you've been a listener for a long time. We moved to the UK, to Singapore, to practice dentistry, but also travel and stuff, which was, which is great. And dentistry in Singapore was a nice chapter that we look back at when we reflect on our time there. It was a beautiful time. And of course, the very first episode of Protrusive was all about our time in Singapore. But while we were there, Sim, my wife is a practicing dentist and me and her, we worked. In the same corporate, so shout out to Q&M and the kind of working hours we had there was strange. It's like nine to nine. That's right. It was 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM. But in some countries this, like in the Western countries, like to have that kind of a working schedule sounds absolutely insane, but hear me out, right? Because we didn't have kids and the pace of work wasn't crazy. Like I'd see a patient. I'd have a coffee, I'd see a patient, I'd have some noodles. I'd see a patient, I'd have some dimsum, couple hours of a break kind of thing. Have a siesta, it was a chilled way of working.

I am going to say something controversial, but we kind of all know it's true: The management of Temporomandibular disorders is like the Wild West. There are either no rules, or the rules are based on poor quality data. https://youtu.be/mvWdkd74Khg Watch PDP172 on Youtube In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Patrick Grossmann, a retired orthodontist with 30 years of experience in TMD treatment using an orthopaedic approach. Together, we'll unravel the complexities of TMD, discussing different viewpoints in TMD management. Whilst Dr Grossmann and I do not fully agree on everything (typical Dentists!) it is helpful to understand the ‘working out' and philosophy of a treatment modality. Protrusive Dental Pearl: TMD History Form - which I send to all my patients before they come to see me for a TMD consultation. Premium members scroll down on the App to download (or check the Protrusive Vault). Otherwise download from https://www.protrusive.co.uk/tmd-history Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Check out Dr Grossmann's course on February 17th in London: https://www.cephtactics-dental.com/short-courses/p/tmd-splint-day-course A message from Dr Grossmann: “As of September 1st, I shall for the first time be offering a one-on- one (in person) 2 day intensive course in London. The course will cover ALL important aspects of TMD for the general practitioner as well as a half day ‘hands on' session with the participant's own splint. This will include using the splint for myofascial pain dysfunction syndrome as well as internal derangements-clicking/ locking. Moreover the importance of a night time appliance (Garcia) will be addressed and evidence for its efficacy. For details on this course please email: patrick@patrickgrossmann.co.uk If you liked this episode, you will also like Functionally Generated Path Technique – Conforming to Funky Occlusions – PDP168 Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month? Click below for full episode transcript: Jaz's Introduction: In this episode I'm joined by Dr. Patrick Grossmann. He's now retired but he treated TMD for 30 years. He was an orthodontist and the way he treated it was an orthopedic approach. Now I've learned from Patrick but I've also learned from lots of other great clinicians and some of the things that were said on the podcast by Patrick I disagreed with. Jaz's Introduction:So you'll see me interjecting now and again, but I disagree with respect because I feel as though TMD, especially with the lack of clear guidelines and evidence available. I mean, long term high quality data. I mean, if you look at all the systematic reviews, they all say we need. better quality data. I think there's totally a place for all the things that Patrick says in the episode and his treatment philosophy, it's nice to understand it, but I also offer some alternative opinions. So it's up to you as a clinician to make up your mind in terms of which Camp you want to follow and what aligns best with your values, your patient's values, and your clinical experience. Hello, Protruserati. I'm Jaz Gulati, and if you're watching this episode, that means that Patrick Grossmann kindly approved it for publish. I felt like I had to interject at certain points to give my viewpoint. And whilst I hope that served the listener, I do understand that this was a very heavy TMD topic. It can get very confusing. I definitely wouldn't have understood this episode very well as a young dentist, but to get the exposure is really good to this kind of stuff. And the more seasoned clinicians who are into TMD, I think this one, you're going to be really, really finding this one very stimulating in terms of the different facets the conversation goes in and both the beauty and the frustration of having so many different treatment philosophies.

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See blue dot. Erase blue dot. That was my clinical application of Occlusion at Dental school! This episode was ‘Occlusion for Dental Students and New Grads' - as featured on The Very Dental Student podcast. Oklahoma based Dental student Mohamed Abo-Basha asked Jaz questions to make Occlusion tangible - exploring topics like using a face bow, understanding the importance of centric relation in everyday dentistry (and why in our DAILY bread and butter Dentistry, it's not very important for 99% of our patients), and strategies for improving our ability to adapt to our patients' occlusions. https://youtu.be/L5Dd6HZ22IM Watch AJ005 on Youtube Need to Read it? Full Episode Transcript will be available in 72 hours! Highlights of the episode: 0:00 Intro 02:37 Mohamed Abo-Basha and The Very Dental Student Podcast 05:33 Always check Occlusion Pre-Op 11:29 Articulating Paper 16:43 Centric Relation 26:39 Facebows - what and why? 39:02 3D Scanner - can it replace traditional impressions and Facebow transfer? 43:57 Occlusal Diagnosis - does it benefit single tooth dentistry? 58:19 Outro Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax-deductible Nando's per month? Learn Occlusion Online If you liked this episode, you will also like Your Occlusion Questions Answered by Dr Michael Melkers – PDP015

Is your gut instinct harming or helping patients? Sometimes we're just not sure which is the ‘best' treatment plan to recommend or even if a single tooth is restorable. Dentistry is an art AND a science, which is why things are not black and white. We sometimes get stuck in ‘analysis paralysis' and rely on our gut instinct to save us. But can we really trust gut instinct in decision making/treatment planning in Dentistry? Is it really serving our patients? https://youtu.be/vIEYEA9Y61s Watch PDP171 on Youtube Protrusive Dental Pearl: Make sure to feel the root tip fragment (rub with your gloved index finger) after extraction - it should feel nice and smooth. The presence of sharp or jagged edges may suggest a potential root fracture, indicating that a fragment of the root might still be lodged in the socket. Sign up for launch updates for Intaglio Mentoring - making high quality mentorship in Dentistry easy to find. Click Here to sign up for free! Check out the recent Sectioning and Elevating for 2024 Webinar with Dr. Chris Waith on the Protrusive Premium App under the Premium Clinical Videos Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Highlights of the episode:1:50 Protrusive Dental Pearl: Root Tips2:59 Can we Trust our Gut instinct?8:39 Trusting Your Gut Based on Experience 12:27 When can your gut instinct be unreliable?14:15 Importance of Mentorship17:55 Unreliable Mentorship Example19:03 What's the BEST way to get mentorship?20:16 Intaglio Mentorship  If you liked this episode, you will also like GF019 Indemnity vs Insurance Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month? Click below for full episode transcript: Jaz's Introduction: One of the most difficult things in dentistry is treatment planning and decision making. Let's face it, dentistry is as much of an art as it is a science and therefore, decision making can be really mind boggling. What is the best treatment approach? What is the best technique to use for this particular patient, for this particular problem? [Jaz]It's not so easy. And so in this episode, we're going to explore, can you trust your gut instinct? Your intuition when it comes to making these often-complex decisions? Make sure you stay tuned all the way to the end of this episode. Make sure you don't miss my number one advice for helping you with your daily tough decisions. Hello, Protruserati. I'm Jaz Gulati. And welcome back to your favorite dental podcast. For those of you listening on Spotify or Apple or Google, thanks so much for joining us again. I might be sounding a bit different. My acoustics might be a bit different. And those of you watching, you'll see that I'm in a strange room that's kind of pink, rose colored in color. I'm in my such as old bedroom in that kind of like the loft of my parents place in West London. It's just kind of that weird time between Christmas and new year kind of thing. So by the time you're listening to this, I hope you had an awesome Christmas and that you really had some lovely quality time with your loved ones and wishing you all a very happy new year ahead. Now, before I share with you my lessons and reflections of whether we can trust our gut. I'm gonna give you your Protrusive Dental Pearl. Like every episode, every PDP episode, I give you a Protrusive Dental Pearl. It's a pearl to do with extractions, which has been kind of like a theme for protrusive over the last month or so. We had a recent webinar with Chris Waith on how to section and elevate molars, like which direction should you go in, which hand pieces you should and you shouldn't use. So that'll be out for replay soon. It's already out for protrusive premium members, but I'm gonna find a way to make it more publicly accessible as well. So stay tuned for that but a top tip I'll give you after extraction like there wasn't a...

“You shouldn't use aligners for Deep Bite cases”. FALSE! I was joined by the Taheri brothers (kinda like the Mario Brothers, except they're not Italian Plumbers but rather British-Iranian Orthodontists) to unravel the intricacies of utilizing aligners and specific protocols for deep bite correction. https://youtu.be/WW5M8blu6Qk Watch PDP170 on Youtube We discussed their protocols and the significance of bite ramps and understanding the correct selection of attachments. Protrusive Dental Pearl: Check out the OXO 4K Camera - record clinical videos using a loupe-mounted camera. Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Highlights of the episode:0:00 Introduction0:56 Protrusive Dental Pearl2:36 Dr. Damon Taheri and Dr. Ramtin Taheri Introduction8:55 Deep Bites and the Predictability with Aligners12:11 Getting Better Outcomes Using Aligners16:51 OverCorrection - How does it look on a clincheck? And why is it important?23:31 Using TADS to assist bite correction26:57 Bite Ramps and its importance on deep bites and aligners33:08 Aligner Protocol37:23 Round-tripping and its relevance to deep bites40:17 The Complete Aligner Program44:48 Outro If you liked this episode, you will also like Do's and Don'ts of Aligners [STRAIGHTPRIL] – PDP071 Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month? Click below for full episode transcript: Jaz's Introduction: Deep bites are really difficult to correct with aligners, right? Well, brothers and orthodontists Dr. Damon Taheri and Dr. Ramtin Tehari today on the podcast will be discussing how we can use specific protocols using aligners to improve the predictability of your deep bite corrections. [Jaz]I always thought that deep bite, if it's super deep bite you're better off going for fixed appliances because aligners will struggle with deep bite correction. But speaking to the Taheri brothers showed me that actually, you can do a lot when it comes to deep bite with aligners. Which attachments should you use and when? How should you stage your deep bite correction? And what about bite ramps? What are they? Why are they so effective in deep bite correction? And why you should use them with care? Hello Protruserati, I'm Jaz Gulati and you're listening to your favorite dental podcast. Thank you for joining me again. If you're new, welcome to the podcast. You picked an interesting one, a very orthodontics based one. I cover all sorts of dentistry over the last four years or so. So do check out our backlog of episodes. Protrusive Dental PearlNow, every main episode, I give you a Protrusive Dental Pearl. Today's dental pearl is all about how I record my clinical videos. Now, recently on YouTube, I published a video about how to record awesome clinical videos using a loop mounted camera. So I'll put the show links for that one below. But also if you search how to record awesome clinical dental videos, it will come up. Essentially It's using something called an OXO 4K. I think it's a spanish company but they have made the best camera that I have seen. I've tried a few and I've also spoken to a few very experienced colleagues. And they have suggested that OXO was the best and i've been using it for over 18 months now And you can see from the content that I post some of the videos are really crisp and the point of view footage that you get especially on some of the videos I have on the Protrusive app. That's all powered by the OXO. So if you're looking about how you can use videography in dentistry, that's why it's shining a light on the review I did recently. Now let's join the Taheri brothers and I'll catch you in the outro. Main Episode:So Damon and Ramtin Taheri, welcome to the Protrusive Dental Podcast. Great to have you both on. How are you both? [Damon]Good, Jaz. Thank you so much. Thank you so much for having us. First of all,

Picture this: your patient is beaming with joy over her new veneers, giving high-fives and 5-star Facebook reviews! The next thing you know, she calls the practice demanding the removal of her veneers because her boyfriend claims she now looks like a horse (tip #1 – ditch the boyfriend!) https://youtu.be/5OI8oJ8Pha8 Watch PDP169 on Youtube In this episode I'm joined by Dr. Daniel Cattell and Dr. Neel Jaiswal on how to navigate such a situation. While we hope it's not a common occurrence, we discuss the importance of consent protocols and thorough communication in hopes to avoid such scenarios. And in case things take an unexpected turn, know the right time to reach out to your indemnity company, and how to smooth out the bumps. Protrusive Dental Pearl Quick and Easy Smile Preview App Download the ‘AirBrush' app on iOS or Android which uses AI to produce a quick and surprisingly useful Smile design preview. Obviously, use it with caution! Looking for a fresh indemnity quote? Visit www.protrusive.co.uk/insurance for an exclusive £100 off with PDI, and see how much you can save by shifting away from conventional indemnity agreements. For some informal advice, email Dr. Jaiswal at neel@professionaldentalindemnity.co.uk, or connect with him on Facebook. Check out Dr. Cattell on Instagram @gentledentistrybournemouth, and Dr. Jaiswal @drneeljaiswal Jaz mentioned he uses DAN audio for his note taking for TMD and new patients - check out  www.dentalaudionotes.com. Highlights of the episode:00:00 Intro01:34 The Protrusive Dental Pearl04:15 Dr. Daniel Cattell06:23 Dr. Neel Jaiswal08:27 The scenario10:22 Smile previews14:06 The preparation appointment15:45 Temporaries23:00 Consent forms25:06 Cement protocol25:28 Further clinical tips31:48 Addressing patient concerns38:46 Professional Dental Indemnity40:04 Mentorship43:04 Addressing patient concerns45:44 Getting support48:54 Job satisfaction51:58 Outro If you liked this episode, you will also like GF019 - Indemnity vs Insurance Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month?

A single crown being fit in a Class I, canine guided occlusion is a piece of cake when it comes to the occlusion, but that same crown in a Class II Div 1 or AOB patient can result in occlusal errors. This episode is all about sharing a classic technique to prevent occlusal issues in ‘funky occlusions'. Join us on this special episode as we delve into a game-changing technique – the functionally generated path technique – with the experienced and generous Dr. Tom Bereznicki. Having recently stepped into clinical retirement, Dr. Bereznicki remains a powerhouse in the education scene. https://youtu.be/xHiLAxXUZ08 Watch PDP168 on Youtube Protrusive Dental Pearl: Ensure you have an excellent relationship with your dental technician. - Working with a ‘big lab' can sometimes have its issues. Try to visit your lab and become a familiar face so you have your specific technician that you can ask for whenever you send any indirect work. In that way, you can grow together  - with that level of communication, the level of work you get back is so much better. Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Highlights of the episode: 00:00 Intro 2:06 Protrusive Dental Pearl: 4:06 Dr. Tom Bereznicki 10:16 Functionally Generated Path Technique 16:42 Lab Processes that might be beneficial using Functionally Generated Path Technique 19:47 Protocol for using the Functionally Generated Path Technique 32:48 Functionally Generated Path Technique VS Custom Incisal Guidance Table 34:31 Functionally Generated Path Technique on a single unit restoration  38:07 Final remarks 41:11 Outro Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax-deductible Nando's per month? If you liked this episode, you will also like Philosophy of Functional Occlusion with Riaz Yar – PDP066 Check out Dr Tom Bereznicki's website! Click below for full episode transcript: Jaz's Introduction: Have you ever got a crown or an onlay back from the lab and tried it in the mouth and thought, whoa, the occlusion is just way off. Jaz's Introduction:Either it's in infra occlusion, it's not even in the bite at all, or it's in supra occlusion. It's going to need a lot of time to adjust to get it happy, both in the static, the tap, tap, tap, and in the dynamic. i.e. the lateral excursions. And sometimes it's a painstaking process where we try and get this crown perfect and happy in the patient's bite and then the patient's perception comes into it and there's other protocols that we talk about in other YouTube videos and episodes that I've done about checking the occlusion. But this episode is about how can we prevent this scenario from happening. Well, you have to first think about when does this scenario often happen? Well, it's more likely to happen in funky occlusions. And guess what? Loads of our patients have funky occlusions. That's AOBs, cross bites, class 2 division 1s, and super, super deep bites, right? These are classified as funky occlusions, but they're actually very common in the real world. And it's because these occlusions are not your standard class one, that the articulators that we have, whether analog or digital, they struggle to recreate the patient's jaw movement. So this is why the problem exists, and it's more often in these funny occlusions. Well, Protruserati, my name is Jaz Gulati, and in this episode, we're going to talk about the Functionally Generated Path Technique, whereby we can use this little simple trick to get our indirect work happy in the occlusion even in the funkiest of occlusions. I'm joined by a really giving dentist who's recently clinically retired but so involved in the education scene. His name is Dr. Tom Bereznicki. Those who go to King's Uni will know him very well. He's absolutely brilliant. I love everything he's about and I want to promote everything he's doing in education.

“It didn't hurt before YOU drilled it!” - sound familiar? Of course it does! It's such a real world WEEKLY dilemma for Dentists all over the world. That heavily decayed and/or cracked molar was destined to start hurting the moment you touched it. How should you handle these scenarios? How can you prevent them in the first place? What if you're patient is upset?  https://youtu.be/bf24wpgiv3Q Watch PDP167 on Youtube To tackle this scenario I'm joined by Dr. John Swarbrigg and Dr. Neel Jaiswal – two of the nicest guys in dentistry! How do we dodge the pitfalls before they even appear? The secret sauce lies in a personal and detailed consent process. Informed consent allows you to set expectations, which saves time, money, and ensures smiles all round. And hey, we also talk about mitigating situations when things go a bit wonky – because let's face it, we're all human! If you're in need of a new indemnity quote, use the link www.protrusive.co.uk/insurance to get £100 off with PDI (and see how much you save by moving away from traditional and out-dated indemnity agreements). Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Highlights of the episode:00:00 Intro01:32 The Protrusive Dental Pearl02:45 Dr. Jonathan Swarbrigg05:50 Dr. Neel Jaiswal07:17 Scenario: Painful Pulpitis after Treatment08:31 ‘The 4 Rs'13:13 Save on Dental Indemnity14:23 Getting to know your patient16:36 Consent process21:15 Issues and complaints25:59 Who foots the bill?31:38 Final remarks38:16 Outro If you liked this episode, you will also like GF019 - Indemnity vs Insurance Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month? Click below for full episode transcript: Jaz's Introduction: Picture this scenario, you have an asymptomatic molar with a large, behemoth amalgam restoration. You think it looks a little bit worse for wear, so you plan an indirect restoration, let's say an onlay. Jaz's Introduction:And everything goes smoothly, you did it under rubber dam, and it looks beautiful, and he followed all the adhesive principles, but unfortunately this asymptomatic tooth became very symptomatic and now you're looking at a pulpitis and the patient needs a root canal. Now sometimes the patient is upset. Does this sound familiar? Well if this doesn't sound familiar then you probably haven't done enough dentistry because this is something that we face. It's a real world problem. It's no one's fault that this happened. It's just biology. But attached to this scenario are emotions and feelings of the patient which can sometimes be quite bitter. So today we tackle the clinical part of the scenario in terms of what do we do, how do we prevent this from happening, what kind of communication should be happening with the patient to preempt this kind of scenario, and medically, legally, how can we protect ourselves. I'm joined by a fantastic dentist called Dr. John Swarbrigg. And Dr. Neel Jaiswal, together they are two of the nicest guys in Dentistry. And yes, my voice does sound a little bit different. I'm sick again! Like, literally I was sick three weeks ago. I don't know why, it's like a chest infection this time. It's all these bugs that the kids bring from the school. But I'm powering through. I'm powered by coffee. I'm also powered by your love on social media and also on YouTube. It's been amazing to have all these new listeners join. And all the veterans who've been listening to the podcast for so many years. To be part of the community on Telegram or the Facebook group or the app itself. Thank you so much to all of you for supporting Protrusive Dental Podcast. Protrusive Dental PearlAs you know, every PDP episode, I give you a Protrusive Dental Pearl, and today is a bit of a funny one. It's an app I want to recommend, and I don't know if it's an international app or not. I know it's in the UK,

Ah, the things we wish we could tell our younger selves! This week, I'm chatting to the fantastic Dr. Alan Mead from Michigan, USA - better known as the host of the Very Dental Podcast. We've come together to talk about our top 5 things we wish we knew when we first started our dental career. Alongside the clinical gems, we've got great advice on maintaining top-notch mental health, nailing your priorities, and acing that elusive work-life balance. https://youtu.be/H7VFhw_TmOQ Watch IC044 on Youtube For all things very dental, have a listen to Dr. Mead's podcast, “The Very Dental Podcast”: @very_dental_podcast on Instagram Very Dental Facebook Group www.verydentalpodcast.com We're still striving to gather the money that Nafisa needs in order to receive life-saving treatment. If you can, please consider making a donation, and every share also means the world to this family – Fundraiser by Mufaddal Adamji : 1 year old Nafisa with SMA type 1 (gofundme.com) Highlights of the episode:00:00 Intro01:01 Dr. Alan Mead03:14 The Very Dental Podcast05:16 You are not your career10:32 Don't commit to working Saturdays13:33 Things to avoid17:08 Things to pursue22:39 Work to learn24:25 The internet27:05 Understanding people28:56 Magnification and light32:04 Sectioning teeth34:16 Private dentistry40:34 Outro If you liked this episode, you will also like IC037 - Personal Sacrifices  Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month?

Let's face it - CQC inspections can be scary stuff for principals and managers (and even associates!) As per your request, I brought on a CQC Specialist Advisor, Dr Chita Davda to share her top tips to passing with flying colours. https://youtu.be/iLkclWANzsk Watch GF021 on Youtube We discussed the common things that CQC checks on a practice, common questions they ask, and some tips on how to pass the examination. The emphasis is on understanding that the CQC and dental professionals share the same core ethics. Inspections aren't about catching each other out but ensuring the best possible care for patients. Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! If you want to learn more about Dr Chita, you can check out her website https://www.trainwithchita.co.uk In the upcoming CPD event at The Shard, attendees will get a rare opportunity to hear from a lead inspector from the CQC. This provides a chance to debunk myths and understand common errors, offering clarity to dental professionals. If you want to be a part of this event, head over to https://protrusive.co.uk/shard If you enjoyed this episode, you will also like Indemnity vs Insurance 2023 – Which one is best for you? – GF019 Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month? Click below for full episode transcript: Yeah, so we try and keep it as fair as possible. And obviously we'll ask permission of the dentist just to make sure they're okay for us to go through it. [Jaz]And if they say no, is that a cheat code? [Ruchita]If they say no, then we feel like you want something to hide. Try not to say no. I've had it queried a couple of times, but also we have like a warrant when we go into a practice. So in theory, we are able to access what we need to. But I'd also, as a fellow dentist, I like to just keep that respect for everyone. So even if I have to look at the drawers inside a dent, like a surgery, I'll always just be like, do you mind if I have a look? If there's anything you don't want me to see, maybe just get rid of it for a few minutes and then put it back in if that's okay. Jaz's IntroductionHello, Protruserati. I'm Jaz Gulati and welcome to a group function. We haven't done one of these episodes in a long while. A GF episode is basically when we take a question from the Protruserati. And you know what? I've always kind of shied away from compliance, right? Compliance type things don't excite me so much, but it's important to cover because that's what allows us to practice our dentistry safely. And that's exactly what today is about. So there's something in the UK called the Care Quality Commission or the CQC, and every dental practice needs to have some sort of inspection at some point from the CQC to make sure that everything is safe and well for that practice to deliver patient care. So I brought on today Dr. Ruchita Davda to talk us about what are the common pitfalls we make when it comes to these CQC inspections and how to make sure we pass with flying colors. There are no premium notes for this episode, but at the end you can get CPD for this by answering a few questions on the app. Otherwise, those of you listening, please enjoy those of you watching. It's not a super visual episode, but there's so many important nuggets. If you are a UK practitioner and you have a practice, or you're thinking about buying a practice one day, it gives you great insights into what the CQC actually does and how to make sure you are prepared for that eventuality. Please enjoy the episode and I'll catch you in the outro. Main Episode:Chita Davida, welcome to the Protrusive Dental Podcast. How are you? [Ruchita]I am good. Thank you. And how are you, Jaz? [Jaz]You know what? I've had the sniffles. I've been trying to shake it off for the longest time. And I emailed everyone about it,

It's simple: the more I document and reflect on my work through photography, the happier Dentist I become. I remember the struggles when starting out with dental photography - it's not a glamorous time. Overexposed photos, poorly framed shots and ‘I have been meaning to buy retractors for months!' Enough of the excuses – it's time to dust off that camera as I am joined by Dr. Panesar on the topic of dental photography – a subject very close to my heart. https://youtu.be/oVJEFApDVUw Watch PDP164 on Youtube Protrusive Dental Pearl: My philosophy on spending money. If I am going to use something daily, I will buy the best I can afford. If something is very temporary or very sporadic use, I will cheap out/borrow/rent. By that logic, get yourself a decent camera body, lens and flash set up that will serve you well for years to come. It does not have to be mega expensive and we do recommend buying used/refurbished later in the episode. As promised, Canon's dental photography guide: A5_dental_kit_LR_ENG_tcm109-1327230.pdf (canon.ch) Websites mentioned: www.e-infin.com www.kentfaith.co.uk www.dentiphoto.com www.owlbracket.com Take a look at Dr. Panesar's Instagram @drraypanesar Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Highlights of the episode:00:00 Intro02:31 Philosophy of Spending Money04:24 Dr. Ray Panesar12:31 When to buy a dental camera?15:26 What to buy for dental photography?16:28 Camera body17:46 Ring flash18:51 Lens for Dental Photography23:33 Jaz's setup27:39 Practice, practice, practice!33:22 Settings38:04 Aperture41:36 Shutter speed45:18 ISO49:35 Why take photographs?52:41 Accessories57:00 Dr. Panesar's current setup60:25 Outro If you like this episode, you will also like PDP087- Dental Photography Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month? Click below for full episode transcript: from Ghana, he asked for a like a Rubber Damn Bank. He said yes, I suggested it and he's like yes please, so I was like okay let's do it. So essentially, some really good courses that I've been on, they've got like examples of procedures, for example Dr. Nekky Jamal's Wisdom Tooth course, like. He has so many examples of different wisdom teeth that he removes. So sometimes I just watch, okay, I'm taking a tooth out that's similar to this one. Let me watch the video before I do the surgery, right? So in a similar vein, I have so many examples of rubber dam isolation, different teeth, different tricky scenarios, the coronoid process in the way, the clamp doesn't fit or whatever, various different scenarios, different challenges when it comes to rubber dam isolation. I've created the Rubber Dam Bank. So this is, as voted by you on our telegram group and on Facebook, an uncut version. So I asked you guys, do you want me to make it like polished and edited and you just see like a two minute highlight reel? Or do you want the entire three and a half, four minutes I spend moving my head and waiting for things, whatever. The real-world account of Rubber Damn Isolation you guys voted for. You know what? I want to see the uncut. All the struggles, all the raw versions. So I'm going to upload them all. And so by the time this episode is published on Protrusive Premium, the premium clinical section, you'll see a folder called Rubber Dam Bank. I might even think of a better name by the time this goes out, but then all the examples of rubber dam are on their label by which teeth and what was interesting about it. So hope you guys find that useful. Protrusive Dental PearlThe Protrusive Dental Pearl I have for you is regarding my philosophy on money. Now, the reason I mention that is because one of my first paychecks that I got from work as a dentist, I pretty much blew maybe 70 percent of it on a camera setup. So a DSLR camera setup.

The problem I found with endodontics was that the more you learn, the less you can cut corners, and the longer it ends up taking! I was keen to learn how to be more efficient with endodontics so I brought on Dr Omar Ikram to talk us through his sequencing and protocols for RCTS. Turn those challenging appointments into seamless, lunchtime-friendly successes. Follow @specialistendo on Instagram to keep up to date with Dr. Ikram's endo-endeavours! https://youtu.be/yHoiX4gijpQ Watch PDP163 on Youtube Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Download the EndoPrep app for access to: Online study guides Links to free webinars An MB2 guide An endodontic calculator tool And so much more! If you liked this episode, you will also like PDP133 - Pulpotomies for Irreversible Pulpitis? Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month? Click below for full episode transcript: Jaz's Introduction: When I qualified from dental school, I was really into restorative, but the part of restorative I was most into was actually endodontics. In fact, I actually did quite a lot of root canals when I was a dental student. Jaz's Introduction:And the funny story is that because of orthodontics, I actually lost vitality of my four lower incisors.I had root canals from specialists for all my lower four incisors. So I actually experienced root canal treatment as a patient while I was a dental student. And also having really inspirational tutor and someone called Dr. Stephen Godfrey at dental school meant that I was actually really looking at these postgraduate options for specializing in endodontics as one of my serious career considerations. I went on to win the Tom Pitt-Ford prize, which is given to like one student per dental school every year. And I also won like this runner up prize in the Julian Webber Harley Street prize. And I was basically about submitting a case. And I did an MTA case back when I was a DCT in Sheffield. That was pretty cool. Using a scope, learning how to do simple retreatments. So I was on the path to really consider endodontics. Now fast forward 10 years. And my favorite type of endodontics is the referral pad. Okay, I'm joking but I'm kind of not joking because it's not my favorite thing to do anymore. I do TMD, I do restorative, I do occlusal stuff, tooth wear, and I get a lot of joy from that. Root canals is low down in my pecking order and one of the reasons I'm so keen to refer to my specialist colleagues is how long it takes me and I'm thinking if this tooth is going to take two hours with me and it's going to take one hour and 15 minutes with the specialist and they'll probably do a better job than I will. Then it just makes sense to see a specialist, right? If the patient can afford it, great. And also, in terms of an hourly rate, like GDPs doing endodontics that are particularly tricky and pushing boundaries and spending longer on it, it just doesn't make sense as a financial point of view. Because if your patient is paying for your time, then they may end up paying you more than the endodontist. And that just is bizarre. That should never happen, right? So I'm more than happy to rely on my endodontic colleagues. The way that this ties in to the superstar guest that we have today, Dr. Omar Ikram, who I'm sure many of you know of. He's very prolific on social media. He puts out such good stuff to the world in terms of being helpful in our endodontic treatments. He's very giving with his time and knowledge. So it's a great pleasure to have on Dr. Omar Ikram today. And I was thinking, what could I ask him? There's so many different topics that we could ask him. There's some topics I've already covered on the show when it comes to endodontics. And I thought it'd be a really good one about how to make root canals more efficient.

Dr. Andreas Artopoulos will save you HOURS of chairside adjusting as he busts denture occlusion myths. We covered all the key stages of complete denture fabrication in this gem-packed episode, before offering clear guidelines on what occlusion on complete dentures SHOULD look like (and why). Protrusive Dental Pearl: 'Enter Bolus, Exit Balance!' - find out why group function occlusion is the pragmatic choice of occlusal scheme, instead of painstakingly trying to achieve balanced articulation. https://youtu.be/6KppZpIepXM Watch PDP162 on Youtube Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Highlights of this episode:1:02 Protrusive dental pearl3:36 Prosthodontic Expertise8:43 Denture Inspection21:15 Jaw Registration40:40 Incisor Positioning47:03 Balanced Occlusion48:50 Articulator Insights55:25 Group Function56:18 Adaptable Techniques56:18 Patient Adaptation1:03:04 Optimal Denture Fabrication If you liked this episode, you will also like PDP134 - Chrome Partial Dentures Guide Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month? Click below for full episode transcript: Episode Teaser: It's been a little while since we last had an episode on removable prosthetics. And today's guest is Dr. Andreas Artopoulos. Now, he was recommended to me by Rupert Monkhouse, who we all know and love from the previous episodes he's done. [Jaz]The man behind Impression Club, of course. So just a little hat tip to Rupert for recommending Dr. Andreas, because according to Rupert, Andreas taught him everything he knows. And I was blown away by the knowledge, but also some of the gems that he gave that are really going to save us time. Like, I was really debating what to title this episode because it had so much breadth and actually when I was recording with him, I was supposed to, by the script, asking so many more questions about different types of dentures and partial dentures and overlay dentures. But we just had such a great time geeking out on complete dentures that the whole focus of this episode came about complete dentures, but in a way that no matter which experience level you're at, you're going to take something away. For example, we discuss everything from checking the border extensions to the vertical dimension to discussing the base materials that are available. And simple things like ensuring a comfortable fit at the day of delivery. The biggest takeaway for me, as someone who's really into occlusion, is the Protrusive Dental Pearl for today. So, hello Protruserati, I'm Jaz Gulati, in every episode I'll give you a Protrusive Dental Pearl, and today's pearl is from the main episode. And it's kind of surprising, like, I spend a lot of time when I'm doing complete dentures, which nowadays is not as many as I used to, just because the population that you treat and the different demographics, etc. So I used to spend a bit of time with balanced articulation, making sure I follow the BULL rule, adjust the buccal of the uppers and lingual of the lowers to get a lingualized occlusion and occluding scheme. Protrusive Dental PearlBut the pearl I have for you is that actually, Andreas just goes for a group function occlusion on his dentures, and you'll see why he does that. If you're spending too much time on the occlusion side, then maybe you are wasting your time. And there are other aspects of complete dentures where we should be focusing our time to get better outcomes for our patients. Oh, and just as Andreas says later in this episode, enter bolus, exit balance. Because ultimately when there is a bolus between the complete denture set, then all those dots and lines you work on are kind of irrelevant. Just some latest updates before we join the main episode with Andreas that recently I delivered a webinar called Quick and Slick Rubber Dam.

On this week's episode, Derek is finally back bring us all down, and kids running in a mirror maze is hilarious. Coach Prime gets wrecked in Eugene, Oregon, and football fans are going to be annoyed will all of the “swifts” watching Kansas City games for the rest of the season. Is crowd work overrated or underrated as a stand up comedian, and how many times can someone fart in public before you say something to them? What's a weird sign to find at the zoo, and what products would be weird to sell when using a sexy voice? What are your favorite cell phone apps, and could you enjoy life if no one responds to your text messages? Enjoy another hilarious episode, and keep laughing assholes! 

I have a quadrant isolated. Classic FM is playing in the background. The teeth are bone dry. I pick up the air abrasion unit and begin my adhesive protocol. I am well and truly in my happy place! This week we're joined by Dr Ash Lifts - a wonderful, reflective practitioner from The States. We had a great time discussing cusp preservation to material choices for onlays. Protrusive Dental Pearl: Build in some 'indexing', 'location' and resistance form in to your onlay preps - don't just make it flat because you saw it on the 'gram! https://youtu.be/pXKhUqtNOso Watch PDP161 on Youtube Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Check out Dr Ashley's website and courses: https://drashlifts.com/contact Courses: https://getbondedstaybonded.co.uk/ Waitlist: https://forms.gle/HBAJbK7P66dj68Vx6 If you enjoyed this episode, you will love delving deeper in to the full protocol in Ceramic Onlays from Preps, Temporisation and Bonding Protocols – PDP059 Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month? Just head over to https://protrusive.app Click below for full episode transcript: Episode Teaser: When I'm prepping for a ceramic onlay or an overlay, I'm in my happy place. I've got my rubber dam isolation and I just enter this flow state. It really is a fun procedure for me because I feel that every prep and something I'll guess today, Dr. Ashley Chung, aka @dr.ashlifts, also says later in this episode that she feels like no two of her preps ever look the same. Jaz's Introduction:And there is a beauty in that. You really have to think before you prep. It's not like making a one millimeter shoulder all day round. There's decisions to make which cusps are in compression, which cusps are in tension, which cusps can you preserve? And that's why all of our onlay preps look different for different teeth, for different scenarios. And it's a big part of why I've been doing this for about six years now. And I just love it. I still love it. I still tell my nurse, Zoe. We have an onlay prep today. I'm going to be in the zone. We'll put on some classical music. I'll have rubber dam on and I just enjoy it. It's usually either classical music or like rock music. So those are my two-treatment music. I used to do hip hop, but then the swear words and curse words, I didn't think that was a good vibe in my patients. So think like, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Foo Fighters, that kind of stuff. Always classic FM, right? It's one of the two. Now in this episode with Ash, who by the way, is just the most humble dentist ever. She's so sweet, she's so humble, she's so caring, so giving. All those good things that we need in dentistry, right? There's too much fake stuff in dentistry. There's too much showing off. There's too much, look at me, I'm awesome. I've got millions of followers and I've got a Ferrari and this kind of watch. Where she is just as far away from that as you can go. And this is why she's attracted such a large audience on Instagram, and I think she deserves all the followers and all the applause that goes with it for all her work that she does. So we need more people like Ash in dentistry, so it was great to have her on the podcast. Whilst a good chunk of this episode was partial coverage, like how can you preserve certain cusps, and what does Ash look for on the tooth when she's doing that? So some guidelines on thicknesses of the ceramic as well, when to use which cement, find out when I use Panavia and when I use heated composite and also what Ash's protocols are. Find out if you use IvoClean or not. And our thoughts on zirconia overlays and zirconia onlays, like I can tell you now I'm like what the hell, why is this even a thing, but I'm happy to prove wrong. So if in the comments later, please do let us know if you practice, if you do the zirconia partial coverage restoratio...

Would a Treatment Co-ordinator really benefit your practice? In the latest segment of our podcast, we had the delightful Emma, an expert treatment coordinator, share her experiences and guidance on the evolving role of a treatment coordinator in a dental practice. https://youtu.be/4p5iLCX-mgA Watch IC043 on Youtube Would this TCO model work in your practice? What are the challenges in starting this? Are there any drawbacks? Emma spills all the beans! Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Highlights of the episode:00:00 Introduction02:21 Emma's Journey to TCO5:46 TCO's role in various practices10:00 Advantages of a TCO consultation 14:13 Disadvantages of Treatment Co-Ordinators18:20 Timings of Appointments21:19 Patient consent processes23:02 Profitability and practicality of TCOs25:56 Introducing virtual treatment coordinators (VTC).28:00 How to find a TCO31:45 How to reach Emma If you're inspired to learn more, reaching out to Emma is a breeze. Connect with her through her Instagram page @em_thetco  If you liked this episode, you will also like Recommend Treatment Plans with Confidence – IC038 Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month? Click below for full episode transcript: Episode Teaser: Mentally, why are you worried about a patient booking their next appointment? Why are you worried about how they're going to pay for their treatment? That's not your worry. That's for someone else to deal with. Jaz's Introduction:Hello, Protruserati. I'm Jaz Gulati and this Interference Cast, we're going to cover the topic of treatment coordinators. Is it right for your practice? We hear from Emma Yates, who is a nurse turned into a treatment coordinator. And a treatment coordinator, if you haven't heard of this term before, is someone who is kind of in between the reception team and the dentist, right? They've got enough clinical knowledge to discuss the pros and cons of different treatment and help the patient in their journey to find out what's the best treatment for them and also help them to pay for their treatment, how to finance it and answer those niggling queries they sometimes have and sometimes patients have to wait some time to hear from the dentist. But that treatment coordinator is a friendly phrase, right? They're not the scary dentist. They're a friendly face. They're an advocate for the patient. And I've seen over the past few years, lots of different practices adopt the treatment coordinator model. Now, I'm not sure if it's just a UK thing or a worldwide thing, but this is definitely becoming more integrated in dental practices. So if you're a principal wondering if this is the right move for you, or if you're maybe a nurse thinking, hey, you know, could I be a treatment coordinator? Or perhaps you're an associate and you like the idea of your practice, having a treatment coordinator, and maybe you can send them this episode to weigh out the pros and cons of it as per the discussion that we have with Emma. So let's join Emma now. And at the end in my outro, I'll let you know how you can claim CPD for this episode. Main Episode:Emma Yates, welcome to the Protrusive Dental Podcast. How are you? [Emma]I'm good. Thank you. How are you? [Jaz]Yes, absolutely brilliant. It's a Saturday. I was working clinical this morning. I've had a couple hours of de stress, but now, I love, I'm doing the bit, which I love speaking to different people, learning, sharing. And today's topic is treatment coordinators of which you are for the past six years. As you told me before we hit the record button, I have so many questions for you, like so many practices could be employing this way of working. And they probably have so many questions. I'd be hesitant for some reason, so many concerns before doing such a big step.

Ever heard of fremitus? Wondering what it really means for your patient's occlusion? In this episode we're joined again by Dr. Mahmoud Ibrahim, by popular demand, for an insightful discussion on dental fremitus. We understand that this topic can be a bit perplexing, so we're here to break it down step by step. https://youtu.be/LFZ4Uh0Y8sI Watch PDP160 on Youtube We share how we seamlessly integrate a fremitus check into an occlusal assessment, discussing the crucial aspects of when and how to intervene effectively, all while preserving your patient's chewing space. Check out our upcoming webinar “Unchippable” to learn about how to prevent chips and breaks on your lovely anterior composite restorations – protrusive.co.uk/unchippable 'Weakest Link' study that Jaz and Mahmoud referred to: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/08869634.2000.11746142 The Awake Bruxism (habit breaking) appliance that Jaz uses called MAPA. More about Fremitus, how it's classified and occlusal trauma. Follow Dr. Ibrahim on Instagram @drmoidental Want to learn more about Occlusion? Head over to occlusion.online. Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Highlights of the episode:00:00 Intro00:39 The Protrusive Dental Pearl04:17 Dr. Mahmoud Ibrahim05:17 Mobility vs fremitus08:26 What is fremitus?09:52 The PDL12:54 The weakest link theory16:21 Checking for fremitus17:19 Class 1 fremitus21:57 Class 2 and 3 fremitus23:03 Treatment27:24 Envelope of function29:21 Orthodontic treatment36:34 Final remarks39:44 Outro If you liked this episode, you will also like PDP150 - Occlusion on Class IV Composite Restorations Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month? Click below for full episode transcript: Jaz's Introduction: Fremitus is this strange thing when your patient bites together and you feel, or you see a tooth move out of the way, classically a front tooth, right? It's a sign of Occlusal Overload. And in this episode, we're going to talk everything related to Fremitus with my good friend, Dr. Mahmoud Ibrahim. Jaz's Introduction:Hello, Protruserati. I'm Jaz Gulati, and welcome back to another Protrusive Dental Podcast episode. If you're new to the podcast, welcome. Thanks so much for joining us. And if you're a veteran Protruserati, thanks for coming time and time again. We hope to make complex topics in dentistry tangible for you. Protrusive Dental PearlBefore we join the main interview with Dr. Mahmoud Ibrahim, I'm going to give you the Protrusive Dental Pearl, which I always do for every main PDP episode. Today's Protrusive Pearl relates to cramp operations, and in particular, getting better impressions or scans. Look, once you've placed the retraction cord, and I know many people like to use things like Expasyl or Traxodent, which are like the pace systems. I quite like using retraction chords and also in combination with PTFE tape, especially as I do lots of vertical preparations or VertiPreps. Now I have got lots of webinars planned in October. As part of the live series I'm doing for the Protruserati, the premium subscribers, it's going to be VertiPrep for Plonkers. So that's coming soon. And one of the strategies I use to be able to scan subgingivally is once I've got my triple zero cord in place, I will put some PTFE tape over that. But sometimes what can happen is that the gingiva it sulks, right? It sulks on to the PTFE and sometimes even contacts the prep. So when I scan it because the tissues because the gums are touching the preparation it creates a nightmare scenario for my technician who wants that gingiva well out of the way So at that point the pearl the tip i'm giving you is if you've got a laser, fine. Great. Use a laser. If you've got any fancy burrs, use them. But the cheapest thing you can buy is something called a Thermocut Bur.

‘Easy Dentistry on Difficult Patients is still Difficult' - Dr Lincoln Harris Patients with small mouth opening can be a huge pain in the back for Dentists - but did you know there are ways we can significantly improve their mouth opening through physiotherapy? https://youtu.be/v_u9sBAGliU Watch GF020 on Youtube In this episode I'm joined by Dr. Tzvika Greenbaum, a specialist TMJ physiotherapist who's here to spill the beans on his journey from headaches to jawaches. We bring to light the jaw-dropping collaboration between dentists and physiotherapists, making dental treatment easier for both you and your patients. Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Highlights of the episode:00:00 Intro01:02 Dr. Tzvika Greenbaum03:39 Dentistry meets physiotherapy09:33 Range of movement10:23 Asymmetry11:20 Prevention12:20 Advice to dentists14:34 Stretching16:17 The dental gym16:57 Sleep bruxists vs. awake bruxists19:28 Reducing sleep bruxism20:52 Obstructive sleep apnoea22:03 Statistics and diagnostic criteria25:16 At-home exercises27:20 Pain and discomfort28:39 Rehabilitation30:14 When to involve a physiotherapist31:12 Expected results32:21 Screening34:15 Dr. Greenbaum's event39:04 Outro Dr. Greenbaum's upcoming course: protrusive.co.uk/greenbaum If you liked this episode, you will also like 3 Simple TMD Exercises Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month? Click below for full episode transcript: Jaz's Introduction: One of my mentors, Dr. Lincoln Harris, once taught me that easy dentistry on a difficult patient is still difficult, and nothing makes our dentistry more difficult than that patient who just can't open, or the patient that keeps closing their mouth. Like, it's impossible to do high quality work in that kind of a patient. Jaz's Introduction:Hello, Protruserati. I'm Jaz Gulati, and in this Group Function where we just focus on one theme, today's big topic is "Help! My patient Can't Open Their Mouth!" And you'll be amazed with some physio with some exercises with some training if you like your patient can actually open significantly more allowing you to do better dentistry and allowing the patient to get better outcomes. We're joined today by our first ever Israeli guest Dr. Greenbaum who is a physiotherapist who specialized in the area of TMD and he'll be coming soon to the UK. So I thought ahead of his visit, let's talk about a really important topic that I think is going to help you guys in the real world where our patients are struggling to keep their mouth open. What causes this and how can we get involved either just by yourself or working in tandem with a physiotherapist? Let's join the main episode now and I'll catch you in the outro. Main Episode:Dr. Greenbaum, welcome to the Protrusive Dental Podcast. How are you? [Tzvika]Hey, hi Jaz. I'm very well. Thank you very much. And thank you for inviting me to speak about my favorite topic, which is Rehabilitation of Patients with Temporomandibular Disorders. [Jaz]It's great to be able to help our patients in pain. And this is exactly what it's about, pain and discomfort. And I'm going to really try and extract all the knowledge and experience that you have. But just share with the Protruserati listening right now, what is your background? How did you niche into rehabilitation of temporomandibular disorders and psychogenic and in that area? [Tzvika]Well, my bachelor's degree was back in 2004 in Haifa University in Israel. And after that, I headed up to Australia, South Australia to learn a master's degree in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy and a very well-known degree. But in that degree, I started to get into the topic of cervical spine. Upper cervical spine rehabilitation of patients with headaches. It was a new thing for physiotherapists to rehabilitate patients with cervicogenic headac...

NEW EPISODE LIVE for public access! Do you know the difference between dental indemnity and insurance? And which one might be better for you? Today we have Dr. Neel Jaiswal, founder of Professional Dental Indemnity (PDI), to shed light on this crucial topic (as our security and sleep depends on it!) https://youtu.be/SmLM5cr4mzo Watch GF019 on Youtube Should you choose a 'claims occurred' or 'claims made' policy? Dr. Jaiswal's transparent advice aids in choosing what is best for you at your stage of your career. Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Get a quote from PDI and save £thousands on your policy. If you liked this episode, you will also like 10 Commandments for Staying Out of Trouble Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month? Click below for full episode transcript: Jaz's Introduction: Episode Teaser: And what you don't want to do is have to cover the costs of somebody else's mistakes. So, with an insurance pool, we put all the good dentists, so to speak, in one pool. And let's call them the distressed dentists, paying 30, 40, 50, 80, 100 grand in another pool. So, there's different risk factors and different prices. So, if something happens in the other pool, it's not having a knock-on effect on yours, so your premium doesn't go up. Whereas with a mutual everyone's in the same pool. So that's why you can be saying, I haven't had a complaint. Why is my indemnity going up, insurance going up every year? Now, obviously some of that's expenses, cost of living, but it's disproportionately high, but it's because you're paying for other people's errors and emissions. Jaz's Introduction:Indemnity vs Insurance. I don't know if it's like a UK thing. I'm kind of sure it is. Although when I was in Singapore, I was with dental protection. So let's give you a bit of background first, right? Indemnity is a bit like the big organizations, mutuals like DDU and dental protection, whereas Insurance are kind of like a newcomer in the last 10 years. There's these different insurance products. So what's the need for these? Well, when I was in Singapore, when I moved from the UK to Singapore, I was paying so much lower to be part of dental protection at the time, like, compared to UK fees, Singapore, it was so much easier to get protected as a clinician. This is because in Singapore at the time, dentists were getting sued way less than they are in the UK, which is nice, and also taxes are lower, which is really cool. Anyway, came back to the UK, and now that I've been paying way less in Singapore, to have to pay what I was getting quoted for with DDU at the time, or Dental Protection, or whoever, It was a bitter pill to swallow. So already I was thinking surely there must be a better way. Why am I a non-implant dentist who hadn't had any complaints at that point? Why am I paying so much so that it covers the high-risk dentist, right? Cause that's the way it works. These mutuals, they work because they've divided all the costs between all the members. And this is why your premium goes up year by year by year, even though you didn't really use their services. That's when insurances came my radar and my friend, Dr. Neel Jaiswal, who's a fantastic conscientious clinician. He started PDI, which is Professional Dental Indemnity. So, I had a chat with him, I went to their evening, I met the underwriters, the lawyers there, and I was very impressed with what he was setting up. But what he taught me and what I learned also from the Facebook groups and dentistry is that, oh, I had this complaint, and my indemnity organization is choosing not to defend me. Now that's a big eye opener, right? Because what we learn now is that these big mutuals,

Ovate pontics are what you choose when you want the best aesthetics for fixed dental bridges - but how do you go about prescribing this to your lab? https://youtu.be/ffg0gX4L8ng Watch PDP158 on Youtube How do you carry out 'pontic site development' and how can you assess the soft tissues for suitability? Get your onions ready, Protruserati, it's another cracker with that man Dr Jason Smithson who will make ovate pontics tangible. We've also made a kick-ass infographic for you to download alongside 2 PDFs recommended by Dr Jason Smithson, summarising all that Dr Smithson taught on this episode. [Also available in the Protrusive Vault for premium subscribers] Protrusive Dental Pearl: Jaz's Rule for Resin Bonded Bridges For Metal winged adhesive bridges, do not accept more than 1 compromise For Zirconia RBBs, do not accept any compromises! Examples of compromises: small abutment teeth (and thus smaller surface area for bonding), poor quality enamel, awkward path of insertion, dodgy occlusions etc Join us on Saturday 30th September for Occlusion and Communication Day at London Heathrow - amazing speakers on 2 huge topics! As promised, check out the PDF on Ovate Pontics by Professor Bill Robbins and more about the E-Pontic here. Learn more from Dr Jason Smithson and his Restorative Programme. Also, check out his courses with Spear Education. Highlights from this episode to follow. Robbins Ovate Pontics PDFDownload If you enjoyed this episode, you will also like PDP132 Success with Resin Bonded Bridges Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month?

Welcome back to part two of this ‘Restoring the Single Implant Crown' podcast series that's about to kick start your implant career. We've teamed up with the uber-knowledgeable Dr. Devang Patel, a dental wizard with over 13 years of spellbinding experience under his belt. Leading on from the previous episode that focussed on case assessment to impression taking/digital scanning, we now cover the step by step protocol for fitting the implant crown, maintenance, and troubleshooting. https://youtu.be/FDB72GtYAAs Watch PDP157 on Youtube Dr. Patel's got your back (or should we say teeth?) every step of the way! Check out his social media platforms for further information about his upcoming implant restoration course: @dr_devangpatel info@drdevangpatel.com www.drdevangpatel.com Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Highlights of the episode:00:00 Intro01:12 Restoring Implant Crowns Infographic02:03 Recap Part 103:45 Inspecting the labwork05:52 Assessing the occlusion06:22 Keeping the implant clean during the fit appointment07:21 Anaesthetic Prior to Implant Crown Try-In?08:20 Screwing in the crown11:13 Occlusion and guidance17:18 Temporarily restoring the access hole18:33 Review19:49 Definitive torque and sealing the access hole25:46 Yearly review of Implant Crown27:18 Radiographs29:21 Excessive blanching when fitting crown31:21 High occlusion management32:06 Open contact points for implant crowns34:43 Other implantologists' work38:29 Angulated screw channels43:24 Loose implant crowns45:52 Implant passports46:57 Adjusting the occlusion48:24 Dr. Devang Patel51:13 Outro You can now download the infographic that sums up Part 1 and Part 2 of An Idiot's Guide to Restoring Single Implant Crowns. Just head to protrusive.co.uk/idiot If you liked this episode, you will also like Full Mouth Rehabs Part 3 Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month? Click below for full episode transcript: Jaz's Introduction: Hello, Protruserati. I'm Jaz Gulati and welcome back to Part Two of an Idiot's Guide to Restoring the Single Implant Crown. Now, if you haven't yet listened to the first part of this episode, that's PDP156. Jaz's Introduction:You should probably start there first because Dr. Devang Patel, our esteemed guest, he talks us through from the very beginning, like how do you assess the site that might be suitable for an implant and what to actually do if someone else's placed implant is coming to you for the restoration. And let me tell you, I learned so much. The episode is called an Idiot's Guide. I'm the idiot, right? So I was learning so much as getting along. He taught us about internal hex, external hex, conical, or butt joints, all these things I was learning about implants. Then we talk about impressions and scanning. And now we're going to be talking about what happens when the lab work comes back from the lab and you're going to assess it. You want to take a radiograph. You're going to actually screw the screw retain crown in. But what are you checking for? Do you have to give local anesthetic, for example? How much talk do you need to give at that point? How do you then restore the screw access hole? And what should be the follow up protocol going forward, as well as the all important troubleshooting? It's really important when you learn a new skill, that you learn about the troubleshooting. So any of the common complications that you can get ahead of it. Protrusive Dental PearlSo just before we go and join Devang for that Part two, I'm going to give you the Protrusive Dental Pearl. It's basically a summary of both these two episodes, so PDP156 and this episode, because I imagine as a learner, it can become quite overwhelming, especially if you're commuting, chopping onions, and then to try and remember and think, you need like an aid memoir.

In today's episode, Iet's go out on a limb and strategize how CrossFit can reach 30 million athletes by 2030. In order to do so, we look at CrossFit's current standing, the way it interacts with its affiliates, and its marketing strategies. Above all, let's make the case that a singular app could be the solution to the impediments CrossFit faces and how it could revolutionize the experience for new entrants. If you agree that CrossFit works, then we need to clear the fragmented landscape of current CrossFit and fitness apps and allow CrossFit HQ to message the potential consumer directly, and to help the affiliates and membersship communicate more effectively and grow. Big vision, big goals, big successes.As we wrap up, we invite you the listener, to join this discussion about CrossFit's future. Share your ideas and thoughts and let's collectively brainstorm on how CrossFit can reach its audacious goal. After all, together we can all help to rid the world of chronic disease.#thoughtfulplasticsurgery #podcast #plasticsurgery #cosmeticsurgery #boardcertified #plasticsurgeon #beauty #aesthetic #botoxandburpeespodcast @crossfittraining @crossfit #crossfit #sports #exercise #health #movement #crossfitcoach #clean #fitness @crossfitbisonThe Botox and Burpees Podcast is also available in all the usual channels and YouTube.

One of the reasons I did not proceed further in Implant training is the sheer frustration and confusion surrounding all the components and nuances of restoring Implants. This is why I have Dr. Devang Patel sharing his 13 years of experience in the field to break every stage of restoring a single implant crown. All the terms, components and stages for implant restoration are explained during this 2 part series. https://youtu.be/TAzbZW_Yk_Y Watch PDP156 on Youtube The Protrusive Dental Pearl: How I use the software Motion to better manage my time and productivity. Check out the 7-Day Free Trial Here Highlights of the episode:00:00 Intro01:56 How I use the Motion App04:26 Where to start?07:03 Dr. Devang Patel13:30 Assessment and treatment planning22:19 Space requirements27:49 Temporaries28:48 Occlusion and diagnostic wax-ups30:10 Impression technique39:31 After the impression42:29 Connections48:19 Screw-retained crowns vs. cement-retained crowns58:18 The lab67:39 Digital impressions72:15 The next episode74:48 Outro If you liked this episode, check out Adhesive Full Mouth Rehabs in 11 Appointments (Part 1) – PDP103 Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month?

We speak with Dr. Pav Khaira, a total implant nerd, who shares 4 of his top tips for maximising osseointegration: Biological ageing: discover the time-sensitive nature of implant bioreactivity and its impact on integration (and how to improve the bio-reactivity of your implants) Mastering the osteotomy: fine-tune your skills in shaping the osteotomy based on bone quality and type Disinfection: explore disinfection techniques of the osteotomy Systemic factors: optimise early-stage healing and understand long-term immunological balance Don't miss an upcoming exclusive live event on “Superosseointegration” on 15th and 16th September 2023 in London hosted by @Dr.Pav.Khaira – www.academyofimplantexcellence.com https://youtu.be/fBfnxubdgpc Check out PDP155 on YouTube Maximise the osseointegration of your implants and uncover the intricate relationship between the skeletal system and the immune system (known as osteoimmunology) and its impact on implant success. Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Highlights of the episode:00:00 Intro01:19 The Protrusive Dental Pearl03:11 Dr. Pavandeep Khaira04:29 What is osseointegration?05:04 Osteoimmunology07:39 Early-stage failure09:52 Success and survival rates12:33 Biological ageing15:45 Decarbonisation for Implants21:18 Bone density24:10 Overheating the bone27:16 Disinfecting the osteotomy29:21 Systemic factors33:03 Superosseointegration36:58 Outro If you enjoyed this episode, you will love Why Should You Avoid Flapless Implants? – GF015 Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month? Click below for full episode transcript: Jaz's Introduction: We know that implants are a great way to restore an edentulous area. It is not a replacement for a tooth, because teeth are still the best, but the next best thing for a missing space at least, are IMPLANTS. Now, implants can get very complicated, different stages, surgical, restorative, but the very initial stages is all to do with ossteointegration, which is essentially, in a crude way to describe it, would be the fusing of the implant to a patient's bone. Jaz's Introduction:Or as I like to call it, how long it takes for the implant to cook, so it's ready to accept load. Today on the show, I've got Dr. Pav Khaira on again, he's our resident implant expert and a titanium nerd, and he's going to cover four techniques he uses, and most of these are very quick to act on, very simple, and something that you can apply straight away. One of them does involve you to buy some extra kit, but the reasoning is really solid, and it's something I hadn't heard of before, so it's four ways to BOSST your OSSEOINTEGRATION. That's the success rate overall, and the quality of your osseointegration itself. Like Pav taught me in this episode that most implants, when they're placed, about 56% of the implant is covered by bone, or rather 56% of the implant is actually directly contacting bone. And with his techniques, he's getting that much higher, which he believes results in a longer lasting, more successful implant. So he calls this all super osseointegration. Protrusive Dental PearlNow before we join Pav to reveal those four ways, I've got your Protrusive Dental Pearl. Now please bear with me because I do have an ulcer on the inner side of my upper lip. It's a little bit painful, but the show must go on. And my son is home today because of school holidays. So I'm hoping he doesn't barge in and have to record this all over again, but let's go, let's do our Protrusive Dental Pearl, which is not an implants one. I don't do implants myself, but I can tell you is about COMPOSITE BONDING. Here's a tip I picked up when it comes to anterior composite bonding. You need to evaluate what percentage of your appointment are you going to actually devote to the placement of your composite and what perc...

As promised - the 2nd episode in a week specifically for new graduates looking to map out their career. After last week's episode on making a Dental Portfolio, this time we are joined by Dr. Ajay Dhunna, a soaring young dentist who graduated in 2018. Join us as we uncover his journey from dental school to becoming an associate, and gain valuable insights on how to excel in your dental career. https://youtu.be/QP8ggPjqYxc Watch IC042 on Youtube Communication and collaboration are crucial aspects of dentistry, and Dr. Dhunna emphasises their significance. We look at the value of shadowing clinicians in different areas of dentistry, attending conferences, and networking events – discover how these interactions can sharpen your language and communication skills! Work-life balance and well-being are essential for a successful dental career. Dr. Dhunna and Jaz discuss practical strategies for managing stress, taking breaks, and maintaining a healthy personal life. Learn from his experiences and gain valuable tips on reflection, communication, dental photography, career development, and work-life balance. Here are some resources we promised: An Introduction to Dental PhotographyTrinity Dental Courses Highlights of the episode: 01:12 An introduction to Dr. Ajay Dhunna06:46 Going from a newbie dentist to an associate08:28 Reflection and the importance of clinical photos09:10 Attending courses12:09 Photography and setup18:41 Communication26:43 Planning your next career move33:37 Being proactive and portfolio presentation38:40 Maintaining your personal life and managing stress42:50 Trinity Dental Courses If you enjoyed this episode, you will love Not Your Average Young Dentist Journey Did you know? You can get CPD from the Web App or Phone App and watch premium clinical videos, for less than a tax deductible Nando's per month?

Welcome to the Wright Report, your daily news podcast. Today, we await the Federal Reserve's decision on whether interest rates will be increasing. We'll also discuss the Biden Administration's approval of a Michigan battery factory operated by a company aligned with the Chinese Communist Party. The border crisis deepens, with criminal gangs extorting migrants via a phone app. In other crime news, Mexican cartels are relocating some of their drug labs to evade detection. Lastly, we discuss the CIA's warning to Ukraine about bombing the Nordstream Pipelines and a listener's concerns about Russian nuclear weapons heading to Belarus.

One month since the expiration of Title 42, asylum seekers won't be able to use the official government phone app to make their case, after a pause in Texas.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Let's dig into seven phone apps you can use to manage your day-to-day life and make it run easier.   Here are some links to some resources I mentioned: The book, Time Smart by Ashley Whillans AnyList App (I use the free version) Dashlane password manager (I'm not a cyber security expert; this is just the one I jumped to after deciding to leave LastPass after their recent breaches)   -- To take my free 5-day program, the Reset and Refresh, click here: https://kellynolan.com/reset-refresh.   For more about the Bright Method and Kelly Nolan, please visit https://kellynolan.com/.   I also share actionable bite-sized time management strategies on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/_kellynolan_/. Come hang out with me there!  

What are your favorite apps for personal growth? Tune in to learn my four recommendations. Connect with me and share your ideas for using apps and technology for personal development. LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natashabazilevych/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/nbazilevich/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/natbazilevych/ Website: https://natashabazilevych.com/

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