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Confira nesta edição do JR 24 Horas: Governo libera R$ 800 milhões em crédito para hospitais conveniados ao SUS. PRF reforça fiscalização nas rodovias durante feriado prolongado. E ainda: O Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) anulou a regra que estabelecia idade mínima para aposentadoria especial de trabalhadores em atividades insalubres.
Um motociclista de 57 anos morreu em mais um acidente registrado na Rodovia do Contorno (BR 101), no km 287, na altura do bairro Nova Rosa da Penha, em Cariacica, na segunda-feira (25). Este é o segundo acidente com morte na via em menos de 24 horas. No fim da tarde de domingo (24), um casal morreu em um engavetamento envolvendo sete veículos. Nesse cenário, a Polícia Rodoviária Federal (PRF) alerta para o trecho entre os quilômetros 282 e 300 da BR-101, que liga os municípios de Viana e Cariacica e funciona como importante corredor de acesso ao município da Serra."Reconhecido nacionalmente pelo elevado índice de sinistralidade, o segmento reúne características que tornam a circulação mais complexa e aumentam a necessidade de fiscalização permanente e conscientização dos usuários da via", alerta a PRF. Ainda, de acordo com a corporação, "a região é marcada por intenso fluxo diário de veículos leves e pesados e concentra importantes acessos urbanos. A rodovia margeia bairros como Nova Rosa da Penha, Flexal, Nova Brasília, Mucuri e Marcílio de Noronha, além de abranger viadutos e conexões estratégicas entre as rodovias BR-101 e BR-262. A combinação entre grande volume de tráfego, múltiplos acessos e movimentação constante exige atenção redobrada dos condutores".As análises também apontam fatores recorrentes relacionados aos acidentes registrados no trecho. Entre as principais causas identificadas estão a falta de reação dos condutores diante de situações inesperadas e a desatenção durante a condução. O excesso de velocidade aparece como outro fator de grande relevância no cenário observado", alerta. A Inspetora da PRF-ES, Ana Carolina Cavalcanti, fala sobre o assunto.
Today, I have the honor of interviewing Dr. Doris Day, a board-certified dermatologist who specializes in cosmetic and longevity dermatology. She is also a clinical professor of dermatology at NYU, recognized for her dedication and excellence in teaching, and is widely regarded as a leader in the aesthetic dermatology field. In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Day is a medical journalist and a prominent media figure. In our discussion, we examine the basics of perimenopause and menopause from a pathophysiology perspective, including the 30% decline in collagen synthesis that occurs during the first five years of menopause. We explore the skin microbiome, inflammation, and inflammaging, and why hydration, electrolytes, reducing processed sugars, and eating a nutrient-dense diet can have such a visible impact on skin health. Dr. Day also explains her approach to facial balancing and how our bones, fascia, muscles, and fat pads age. We discuss topical agents, advanced interventions including lasers, microneedling, PRF, PRP, stem cells, and growth factors, and even touch on emerging research suggesting that certain laser treatments may help reduce the risk of skin cancer. Throughout the conversation, I also openly shared what I have done to support my skin. Stay tuned for today's fascinating conversation about menopause, skin health, collagen loss, and the evolving science behind modern aesthetic dermatology. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: The sudden skin changes many women experience during early perimenopause Dr. Day explains how she personalizes skincare routines for each patient How collagen synthesis rapidly declines during the menopause transition How hydration, sleep, and nutrition can visibly improve skin tone and puffiness How inflammation, blood sugar issues, and poor metabolic health contribute to inflammaging and visible skin aging Why facial balance is more important than trying to erase every wrinkle or line Dr. Day shares how she combines lasers, topicals, and recovery protocols to support skin healing and collagen production How fillers and other cosmetic procedures can create an unnatural appearance when used incorrectly Bio: Dr. Doris Day, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist specializing in cosmetic and longevity dermatology. She is a Clinical Professor of Dermatology at NYU Langone Health, where she has been recognized with the Award for Dedication and Excellence in the Teaching of Dermatology. Her leadership in aesthetic dermatology has earned her the AAD Presidential Citation and the American Skin Association Award for leadership in dermatology. Ranked #3 in the United States and #1 in New York by Newsweek as a Top Cosmetic Dermatologist, Dr. Day is a recognized authority in her field. Her work has been cited in leading publications, including The New York Times and Castle Connolly's NY Magazine Top Doctors listings, for over 20 consecutive years. Dr. Day is also a medical journalist and a prominent media figure, providing expert commentary on major television programs and podcasts. Her insights are regularly featured in top magazines, and she is a sought-after speaker, delivering numerous lectures every year on cutting-edge aesthetic techniques at both national and international conferences. Dr. Day has over 100 publications in the medical literature, and she has written four best-selling books: "Rebooting the Biome" (2023), "Beyond Beautiful" (2018), "Forget the Facelift," and "100 Questions and Answers about Acne." She also hosts a popular dermatology show on SiriusXM's Doctor Radio, a platform where she has been educating the public for over 15 years, earning the AAD's Golden Triangle Award for Media Excellence. Her professional affiliations include the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery, where she has served on the board of directors; the American Academy of Dermatology, where she was recently elected to the nominating committee; the New York State Dermatology Society; and the American Honors Society of Dental and Facial Aesthetics. Dr. Day earned her BA in English from Columbia University, an MA in Journalism and Science Writing/Medical Reporting from New York University, and her MD from SUNY Downstate College of Medicine. She completed her dermatology residency at Cornell University College of Medicine, where she served as Chief Resident. Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on X, Instagram & LinkedIn Check out Cynthia's website. Submit your questions to support@cynthiathurlow.com Join other like-minded women in a supportive, nurturing community: The Midlife Pause/Cynthia Thurlow. Cynthia's Menopause Gut Book is on presale now! Cynthia's Intermittent Fasting Transformation Book The Midlife Pause Supplement Line Connect with Dr. Doris Day On her website Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok
Recentemente um vídeo que começou a circular e a viralizar nas redes sociais mostra uma cena incomum (e muito) perigosa: uma pessoa se arrisca em meio aos veículos e atravessa a Segunda Ponte, ligação tripla entre Vitória, Cariacica e Vila Velha, utilizando patins. Na gravação, é possível perceber que o homem, que carrega uma mochila, está usando equipamentos de segurança, como capacete, joelheira e cotoveleira. Ele segue na faixa da direita, enquanto os carros passam pela outra faixa.Questionada sobre o caso, a Polícia Rodoviária Federal (PRF) informou que a estrutura é composta por duas faixas de rolamento em cada sentido, não dispondo de acostamento, área de passeio ou ciclovia, portanto, é de uso exclusivo de veículos automotores."Orientamos que, ao presenciar situações como a mostrada no vídeo, a passagem de pedestres ou situações similares, a polícia seja imediatamente acionada, uma vez que a conduta coloca em risco não apenas a vida da própria pessoa, mas também a segurança dos demais usuários da via", diz a PRF. Nesta edição do "Direção Segura", a Inspetora da PRF-ES, Ana Carolina Cavalcanti, fala sobre o assunto.
O Ministério Público do Estado do Acre (MPAC) participou, na manhã desta segunda-feira, 27, de sessão solene realizada pela Assembleia Legislativa do Acre (Aleac) em homenagem aos 10 anos de atuação da Superintendência Regional da Polícia Rodoviária Federal (PRF) no estado. A cerimônia ocorreu no plenário da Casa e reuniu representantes de instituições do sistema de Justiça e segurança pública, servidores da PRF e convidados.
Nesta edição do "Direção Segura", a inspetora da Polícia Rodoviária Federal no Espírito Santo (PRF-ES), Ana Carolina Cavalcanti, fala sobre o projeto de lei que endurece punições da Lei Seca. Um projeto de lei, em tramitação na Câmara dos Deputados, determina que em caso de acidentes com morte, o motorista que dirige sob efeito de álcool deve ser punido com multa multiplicada por 100 vezes e suspensão do direito de dirigir durante dez anos. Atualmente, o valor que se paga por cometer uma infração gravíssima é de R$ 293,47. Com isso, a multa chegaria a R$ 29.347. A lei ainda precisa passar pela Câmara e pelo Senado, antes de ser sancionada pelo presidente da República. Neste ano, a PRF já lavrou 27 infrações de motoristas dirigindo sob efeito de álcool em rodovias federais que cortam o ES e 222 de condutores que se recusaram a fazer o teste do bafômetro. Ouça a conversa sobre o assunto com a inspetora da PRF, Ana Carolina Cavalcanti.
Top 5 Topics:- Building a Dental Practice from Scratch (Old Gym to Oral Surgery Office)- Advanced Healing Techniques in Wisdom Teeth & Implant Surgery (PRF, Healing Abutments, No Buried Implants)- Private Pilot Oral Surgeon: Flying Small Planes as a Hobby- Work-Life Balance for Busy Oral Surgeons (Backyard Chickens & Fresh Eggs, Flying, Plants & More)Quotes & Wisdom:“I try everything I can not to bury implants. That's the worst thing… that's the bane of my existence.” – Mina D. Fahmy (01:13) “This is low morbidity. If you're going to do an IV sedation anyway, you just take some blood, spin it… it's easy… good results… I'm a believer in PRF.” – Mina D. Fahmy (04:02) “I did my own market research, found a building… took over an old gym… developed it into an oral surgery office… It was stressful, but it worked out.” – Mina D. Fahmy (14:54) “I always wanted to be a pilot as a kid and decided to do healthcare and surgery and have to do that on the side. And it's my passion.” – Mina D. Fahmy (26:14) “These podcasts are such a great way to do that. You just catch something… even like what's your favorite instrument, and why?” – Mina D. Fahmy (25:43) “It's a good life… wake up in the morning, go check on the chickens… get to work. It's good. It's a good life.” – Mina D. Fahmy (21:28)Questions:(01:23) “Have you noticed any difference in the quality of how your dental implants heal, whether you put a cover screw on or a healing abutment?”(02:21) “What happens if you get like a torque to only maybe, 15 N/cm?”(03:15) “Do you use PRF as well? Are you a fan?”(06:11) “Where did you go to dental school and why you go to OMFS residency?”(18:18) “Tell me about these chickens you got lol”(23:45) “What are your passions outside of OMFS? … How do you maintain balance? … time is such a commodity… how do you balance life as an oral surgeon who wants to do other things?”(26:14) “You fly airplanes?! You're a pilot?? When was the last time you flew? What's the longest trip you've done?”(44:44) “If you had to pick one instrument in oral surgery, what would it be?”“What's your local anesthesia sequence for wisdom tooth cases?”“What's your suture technique for bone grafting or implant cases?”Now available on:- Dr. Gallagher's Podcast & YouTube Channel- Dose of Dental Podcast #224
Man müsste mal...rechtsextreme Verdachtsfälle prüfen! „Wir sind jetzt wirklich mal für etwas und nicht wie bei anderen Gelegenheiten gegen etwas“, meint Sebastian Hüller und zitiert die zentrale und einzige Forderung der Prüf-Kampagne: „Alle Parteien, die vom Verfassungsschutz als rechtsextremer Verdachtsfall oder gesichert rechtsextrem eingestuft werden, sollen durch das Bundesverfassungsgericht überprüft werden. Das ist alles.“ Dies ist der Plan: Die Unterstützer der Forderung demonstrieren in allen 16 Landeshauptstädten so lange, bis der Bundesrat beim Bundesverfassungsgericht die Überprüfung aller vom Verfassungsschutz als rechtsextremer Verdachtsfall oder gesichert rechtsextrem eingestuften Parteien beantragt hat. Der Antrag zur Prüfung soll über die Bundesländer durch den Bundesrat auf den Weg gebracht werden. Es gibt drei Akteure in Deutschland, die beim Bundesverfassungsgericht beantragen können, dass eine Partei auf ihre Verfassungsmäßigkeit überprüft wird: Bundestag, Bundesregierung und Bundesrat. Die Aktiven um Nico Semsrott, den ehemaligen Abgeordneten des Europaparlaments, sehen den Weg über den Bundesrat als die beste Möglichkeit, eine Mehrheit für den Antrag zu erreichen. „Mit unseren Demonstrationen setzen wir uns dafür ein, dass der Bundesrat die ihm auferlegten Pflichten auch ausführen soll – insbesondere den Schutz des Rechtsstaats vor politischen Organisationen, die ihm schaden wollen“, so Janine und Sebastian übereinstimmend. „Prüf heute, schütz morgen. Es geht um unsere Demokratie.“ Wie die Sache hier im Bundesland so läuft, wer wann wofür unterwegs ist, was sonst noch so geprüft in Deutschland wird und warum die Forderung nicht auch linksextreme Parteien einschließt, das erläutern und Janine und Sebastian in dieser Folge des Podcast „Man müsste mal …“ mit Andreas Lußky und Claus Oellerking. Diese Folge haben wir am 11. April 2026 aufgenommen. Webseite https://manmuesstemal.jimdofree.com/ Podcast https://www.podcast.de/podcast/822137/ Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/3G2Sici6xfKtmX4h5GJC6W iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/man-m%C3%BCsste-mal/id1518142952 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/manmuesstemal/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mmm.manmuesstemal/?hl=de Wir sind eine Arbeitsgruppe des Vereins Miteinander - Ma‘an e.V. Wir werden unterstützt von der Online-Zeitung „Schwerin-Lokal“. Wir werden unterstützt durch die Stiftung für Ehrenamt und bürgerschaftliches Engagement M-V https://pruef-demos.de/Mecklenburg-Vorpommern/ https://www.instagram.com/pruef.mv Nico Semsrott erklärt PRÜF!
Neste episódio o Pr Fábio Barros da Comunidade Batista Novo Horizonte traz uma palavra poderosa baseada no texto de João 11:25. Jesus, a única e eterna esperança! O primeiro culto de 2026 fala do melhor presente que Deus deu para a humanidade. Ouça e seja muito abençoado através deste podcast!
Hallo. Es gibt Neuigkeiten vom Wolf. Außerdem geht es um einen Passus im neuen Wehrdienstgesetz, der gerade viele aufregt. Studenten fragen sich nämlich, ob sie einfach so ein Auslandssemester machen können. Und wüsstet ihr, was euer Partner für eine Behandlung auf der Intensivstation wollen würde? Viele wissen das nicht. Und auch darüber sprechen wir in dieser Folge. LG, TanjaWas war heute in Hamburg los? Maiken Nielsen, Ole Wackermann und Tanja Richter werfen im wöchentlichen Wechsel zum Tagesende einen Blick auf die News und das aktuelle Stadtgeschehen. Das sind die Nachrichten heute mit Tanja Richter am Dienstag, 07.April 2026+++NACH VORFALL IN HAMBURG: WOLF WIEDER IN FREIER WILDBAHN+++Nachdem eine Frau in Hamburg von einem Wolf verletzt wurde, ist das Tier wieder freigelassen worden. Laut Umweltbehörde in Hamburg trägt der Wolf einen Sender. Wer den Kontrolliert und mehr berichtet Reporterin Frauke Reinig Mehr dazu: https://www.ndr.de/wolf-580.html +++HAMBURGER STUDIERENDE KRITISIEREN NEUES WEHRDIENSTGESETZ+++Das neue Wehrdienstgesetz sorgt auch in Hamburg für Verunsicherung. Demnach müssen sich Männer zwischen 17 und 45 Jahren einen längeren Auslandsaufenthalt von der Bundeswehr genehmigen lassen. Auch an der Universität Hamburg gibt es deshalb Kritik an dem Gesetz. Mehr dazu von Reporter Jörn Straehler-Pohl Mehr dazu: https://www.ndr.de/wehrdienstgesetz-104.html +++UKE-STUDIE: ANGEHÖRIGE KENNEN PATIENTENWILLEN OFT NUR UNZUREICHEND+++Die Behandlungswünsche von Patienten auf der Intensivstation werden von deren engsten Angehörigen oft falsch eingeschätzt. Das zeigt eine Studie des Universitätsklinikum Eppendorf. Prf. Dr. Stefan Kluge vom UKE berichtet, wie groß die Kommunikationslücke ist und warum Paare, die nicht verheiratet sind, eine Vorsorgevollmacht ausstellen sollten. Du hast Feedback zur Folge oder Wünsche für Recherchen? Unsere Podcast-Hosts erreichst du über den Messenger in der NDR Hamburg App, in den Social-Media-Kanälen von NDR Hamburg und via E-Mail an hamburgheute@ndr.de. Alle Folgen des Podcast findest du unter www.ndr.de/hamburgheute
Confira nesta edição do JR 24 Horas: O presidente dos EUA, Donald Trump, voltou a ameaçar o Irã, e disse que o país pode ser derrotado em uma única noite. Trump também deu detalhes sobre a operação que resgatou um piloto dos EUA que ficou preso no Irã após a aeronave ser derrubada. Mais cedo, os dois países rejeitaram propostas de cessar-fogo, o que fez o preço do petróleo subir novamente. E ainda: PRF registra 808 acidentes em rodovias de todo o país no feriado.
Confira na edição do Jornal da Record deste sábado (4): Incêndio atinge prédio tombado no litoral do Paraná. Donald Trump dá ultimato para a reabertura do estreito de Ormuz. Militares dos EUA e do Irã procuram por piloto de caça abatido. No Brasil, o Banco Central prepara novas funcionalidades para o Pix. Ultrapassagens proibidas estão na mira da PRF neste feriado. Turistas lotam a serra gaúcha em busca das delícias de chocolate.
Think you know what's causing your under-eye bags? You might be wrong — and that's exactly why nothing you've tried has worked. In this solo episode, Dr. Mary Alice Mina breaks down the four distinct types of under-eye concerns: puffiness, fat pad herniation, volume loss/hollowing, and dark circles from pigment or vascularity. She explains how to identify which type you're dealing with, because the biggest mistake most people make is treating the wrong problem. Dr. Mina walks through exactly what works for each type — from caffeine eye products and cold therapy for puffiness, to lower blepharoplasty for true fat pad herniation, to tear trough filler and biostimulants for hollowing, to vascular lasers and hydroquinone for dark circles. She also covers what to avoid, including why Botox around the eyes can backfire for puffiness sufferers and why filler can make fat pad herniation worse. Whether you've been pouring money into eye creams that aren't doing anything or you're considering an in-office procedure, this episode gives you the clear, evidence-based roadmap you've been looking for. In this episode: 0:00 — Why You're Wasting Money on Eye Creams 1:00 — The Biggest Mistake People Make with Under-Eye Concerns 2:10 — Type 1: Puffiness 4:00 — Type 2: Fat Pad Herniation 6:15 — Type 3: Hollowing and Volume Loss 8:10 — Type 4: Dark Circles 9:45 — How to Treat Puffiness at Home 11:15 — Lifestyle Modifications and Allergy Tips for Puffy Eyes 12:30 — In-Office Treatments for Puffiness and Botox Warning 13:45 — The Truth About Fat Pad Herniation 15:30 — Fillers and Fat Pad Herniation 16:45 — Treating Under-Eye Hollowing 18:30 — When Filler Goes Wrong 19:45 — PRP, PRF and Fat Transfer for Volume Loss 20:50 — How to Treat Dark Circles 22:00 — Final Thoughts Want a deeper look? Watch the full episode on YouTube for a more visual experience of today's discussion. This episode is best enjoyed on video—don't miss out!
In this episode of Endo Voices, host Dr. Marcus D. Johnson sits down with renowned endodontist and educator Dr. Samuel Kratchman for a dynamic conversation on the evolving landscape of endodontic microsurgery and the relentless pursuit of saving natural teeth. Drawing on decades of clinical experience, Dr. Kratchman reflects on his journey in endodontics—from early mentorship and academic leadership at the University of Pennsylvania to becoming a global voice in microsurgical innovation. Together, they explore how advancements in technology, biomaterials, and surgical techniques are reshaping what's possible in modern endodontic care.The discussion dives into emerging regenerative concepts, including platelet-rich fibrin (PRF), biologically driven grafting strategies, and the growing role of intentional replantation as a powerful tool in the endodontist's armamentarium. With practical insights, clinical pearls, and candid reflections, Dr. Kratchman shares how thoughtful innovation and evidence-based practice can expand treatment possibilities while keeping the ultimate goal in focus.Episodes of Endo Voices may include opinion, speculation and other statements not verifiable in the scientific method and do not necessarily reflect the views of AAE or the sponsor(s). Listeners should use their best judgment in evaluating the merits of any content.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
In dieser Folge spreche ich mit Dr. Stefan Duve, einem der erfahrensten ästhetischen Dermatologen Deutschlands mit Praxen in München und Zürich. Er berichtet von seinen Eindrücken der wichtigsten internationalen Kongresse – vom IMCAS in Paris über den AMWC in Monte Carlo bis zu Fachkongressen in Brasilien, Korea und Mailand. Wir sprechen über den Megatrend regenerative Beauty-Therapien: Nanofett, Mikrofett, PRP und PRF – körpereigene Methoden, die geschädigtes Bindegewebe reparieren und neues Kollagen bilden können. Gleichzeitig werfen wir einen kritischen Blick auf den boomenden Markt der ästhetischen Medizin, in dem Marketing oft über Evidenz steht. Von Exosomen fraglicher Herkunft über Polynukleotide bis zu Ozempic-Faces: Wir filtern, was seriös ist und was mit der Kneifzange anzufassen bleibt. Außerdem gibt Stefan einen Ausblick auf Produkte in der Pipeline, die Fettzellen wiederaufbauen könnten – ein möglicher Game Changer der kommenden Jahre. In dieser Folge sprechen wir u.a. über folgende Themen: Warum sind die großen Beauty-Kongresse wie der IMCAS in Paris eher Industriemessen als Fortbildungen? Was unterscheidet seriöse Fachkongresse von kommerziellen Mega-Events mit 25.000 Teilnehmern? Wie funktioniert die CEFiller-Methode mit Nanofett und Mikrofett – und für wen ist sie geeignet? Warum liefert PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) bessere Ergebnisse als das bekannte PRP? Was bewirken Biostimulatoren auf Polymilchsäure-Basis und warum setzen sie sich weltweit durch? Weshalb ist Kollagenbanking eher ein Marketing-Schlagwort als eine echte Strategie? Wie beeinflussen Ozempic und andere GLP-1-Medikamente die Wundheilung und die ästhetische Medizin? Warum hat die FDA eine Warnung vor fraktioniertem Microneedling ausgesprochen? Was ist bei Exosomen in der Ästhetik erlaubt – und was ist verboten? Wie erkennt man als Patient unseriöse Anbieter in der ästhetischen Medizin? Welche neuen Produkte zum Wiederaufbau von Fettzellen stehen kurz vor der Zulassung? Weshalb ist Haarausfall längst kein unabwendbares Schicksal mehr – auch für Frauen? Weitere Informationen zu Dr. Stefan Duve findest du hier: https://www.doctor-duve.com/ linkedin.com/in/dr-ralf-stefan-duve-6165b580 Dr. Stefan Duve empfiehlt im Podcast den Instagram-Account von Herzchirurg Jasper Iske – er deckt Fehlinformationen in der Medizin auf: @jasper_iske Du interessierst dich für Gesunde Langlebigkeit (Longevity) und möchtest ein Leben lang gesund und fit bleiben, dann folge mir auch auf den sozialen Kanälen bei Instagram, TikTok, Facebook oder YouTube. https://www.instagram.com/nina.ruge.official https://www.tiktok.com/@nina.ruge.official https://www.facebook.com/NinaRugeOffiziell https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOe2d1hLARB60z2hg039l9g Disclaimer: Ich bin keine Ärztin und meine Inhalte ersetzen keine medizinische Beratung. Bei gesundheitlichen Fragen wende dich bitte an deinen Arzt/deine Ärztin. STY-265
Kiera is a guest on The Zero Balance Podcast with John Stamper! She and John discuss the advancement of software over the past few years, and why the current culmination — artificial intelligence — isn't something to be skittish around in your practice. Episode resources: Subscribe to The Dental A-Team podcast Schedule a Practice Assessment Leave us a review Transcript: The Dental A Team (00:00) Hello, Dental A Team listeners, this is Kiera. And today we are sharing a guest interview I did on another podcast. And it was too valuable not to bring you guys here. this episode, you're gonna hear this host lead the conversation and then I'll wrap us up at the end. I cannot wait. It was truly one of my most incredible episodes and I truly hope you enjoy. John (00:19) What's going on everybody. Welcome to another episode here on The ZeroBalance podcast brought to you by the team at Quanta Suite. Very excited to keep this thing going. Uh, our last conversations and episodes crazy to think it's 2026 already were at the Dykma conference. And I had the privilege of spending time, not only with the Quanta Suite team, but also a lot of great individuals that came on the podcast and talked about what they were seeing in that case, it was in the DSO space. Uh, I'm very excited today to be with Kiera Dent from the Dental A team. I've known Kiera for many years. We were actually just talking before we came on here live. ⁓ she is doing a lot along with her team to help dental practices, take things to the next level. she's been in dental for many, many years. And so we're going to have a conversation today, ⁓ kind of around all things AI and automation and love to have her, you know, kind of share with all of you what she's seeing, you know, her and her team are working with dental practices on a daily basis. And obviously, you know, the Qantas suite team is, is creating. their software in an effort to be able to support practices in the RCM world. But Kiera, it's such great to have you here. How you doing? Kiera (01:26) Oh my gosh, John, it's great to see you again. And I love chatting about all things dentistry. I love having the last name dent. I love dental. love AI. love, um, it's crazy. Dental A Team hits 10 years old this year, which is like absolutely wild. Uh, 2026, I was getting ready to, know, writing my goals out and I was like, Oh my gosh, I turned 40. My husband turns 40. We've been married for 15 years and Dental A Team hits 10 years this year. So ⁓ and I bring that up only because like, it's like a trifecta of a cool year for me. ⁓ but I think as you were discussing, like being in dental consulting for 10 years, having worked in front office teams, having worked at a dental college, having owned dental practices, having bought and sold, having consulted like 300 plus offices physically, ⁓ watching the DSO emerge, watching AI come in. I just think it's really like such a fun time for us to be in dentistry and so many great advancements and, yeah. In Dental A Team, we are obsessed with doctors and teams, like getting them aligned, getting them streamlined, helping dentists be like CEOs and owners of their practices. We love ⁓ Josh, we love what he's building in DCS and now in Qantas. We think that they're doing some really fun, incredible things. And Dental A Team, we're just really big on, I think, streamlining dental practices, helping them say yes to more things. So getting them in their vision, getting financially free and profitable. and then getting systems and team development to support that. And AI is definitely being a big player. And I think dentistry is, it's so fun because it's been such a, like, I think slow roll on evolution in certain ways. Sometimes I think we are very archaic. My husband's in healthcare and medicine and he's like, wait, that's your guys' software. I'm like, don't judge. I know it's a little dated. He's like, they didn't even have that when I started my career 15 years ago. ⁓ But I think, to watch dentistry evolve into AI and automations and different things. I think we are in such a special time. So yeah, we work with solo practices. We work with multi practices. We work with emerging DSOs. We work with DSOs. We've got consulting for kind of a broad spectrum and kind of our sweet side, like two to five to $10 million practice. ⁓ We definitely have built a lot of things that can help multi offices, but yeah, we really love those offices that are obsessed about team, about culture and about. just positively impacting the world of dentistry in the greatest way possible. So John, super excited to talk about it. I feel like we just have like so much knowledge to bring to the table and just rift and discuss and give your listeners hopefully a fresh, fun, positive perspective on the world of AI dentistry and of course bringing team and doctor perspectives to the table for you today. John (04:03) Well, thanks for sharing that. you can see, everybody, Kiera comes with a ton of energy, but it is rooted, as she mentioned, in years of experience in this industry. And here's where I wanted to start, Kiera. So I want to go back maybe like five or six years in dentistry when there was a lot of new software platforms that were coming to dentistry, patient engagement, right? It was like this big giant party and a lot of practices were excited. You may remember though, as someone that works directly with the dental practices with as much excitement as there was there also was a little bit of overwhelm right because it's like where do we start like how do we build these in and it's funny that you talk about your husband because yes in dentistry these are all somewhat kind of new to the industry and so practices are figuring how to use them and I do feel like okay maybe a couple years ago with like firms like yourself that have really helped these practices figure out how to utilize them they got that under their belt and then here comes AI, right? And here comes this whole new way for these practices to be able to communicate, you know, task orient and all that stuff. So that's kind of the first place I'd like to start is that when you look at the work that you do now with the dental practices and I say the word AI, where is everybody's heads? Kiera (05:13) Yeah. and agreed. I think, I think that this is just evolution of business. Like if I were to like even simplify it down, I think dentistry has been so much like we drill teeth, we fill teeth, but I'm like, guys, we have evolved. We don't do wooden teeth anymore. we've evolved and now there's laser and there's PRF and there's more advancements to dentistry that we do. Like I have a practice, I call them my PRF powerhouse and they've added PRF to their practices and we've added multi-millions to their office. But like, yes, financially, that's been amazing, but their patient care has gone up so much, like the amount of results we're seeing. so when people are like, software's AIs, I'm like, hold on. You have evolved in your dentistry and you've seen how much it's evolved and how much better it is. I mean, the way we used to do crowns compared to how we do crowns, we can do same day crowns. We look at how we do ortho. We look at the different like skill sets that we've been able to add in. I feel like AI is the same thing. And I think when we get a little skittish, that's actually where I feel like we're at more danger of a society. as I don't want to use the word old John, but I'm like, Hey, if you're not going to innovate and like you're going to die. there's innovate or die. We've got to grow and evolve or we're going to be left behind. And I mean, I think we see that with certain practices who elected no, no, John, I'm not going to have online and online. No, they're going to see my sign. They're going to drive by. This is how I'm going to be. Well, if you don't have an online presence today, you're pretty much not visible anywhere in the world. No, no, no, John, I'm not going to do Google reviews. I don't need to do Google reviews. Well, Google reviews are how people find you. And now it's becoming AEO where AI is actually now searching for offices. I mean, we just did a trip to Iceland and where did I go? Chat GPT. And where's my next place I go? I go to Instagram, TikTok. What are the best places to go? No, John, I don't need to be on social media. We don't need to have that presence. We have our marketing. We send postcards. Well, if you're not on Instagram, people are going there now. They go check your Google reviews and then go check your online profile. So I think for dentists to maybe recognize that high five, like you actually have evolved over the last several years. You've evolved. You are morphing and as businesses, it is an innovation or it is a die. And so when we talk about AI, AI is going to be awesome. You guys, AI was created. Like I think so much of the reason it took off is because we had 2020, we shut down. Then we went through 2021 of the great resignation. We could not find people. You want to talk about hygiene shortages? Well, great. Now we're able to bring in people and you're like, but AI is not going to replace hygiene. Correct. But AI is actually helping with perio charting and different pieces that we're able to utilize. It's cutting down our costs that we're able to have on some of the billing and the revenue cycle management that we actually have alleviated funds to be able to pay the higher costs of hygiene that's offsetting. So our businesses can still be profitable. So when I look at it from a business, I think guys, welcome to 2026, welcome to AI and get excited about it. And rather than being afraid of it, let's start to embrace and you don't have to be the earliest adopter, but I will say similar to like, I'm not going to join the internet. I'm not going to have Google reviews. I'm not going to do Instagram. We have watched that those who wait too long, I'm not going to do online payments. John, that's my favorite. Like we still expect checks. I don't even know how to write a check guys. Like truly I'm like, who accepts checks? ⁓ But things like that are so dated and so cumbersome compared to how the world's evolving that you are niching yourself more and more, more to less and less and less of a patient base. And if that's your exit strategy, rock on, it's a great one. But if you're not on the exit strategy, you definitely need to get on board with AI. And I think like we have a practice in Maryland, she's a pediatric practice and she's like, we call it AI Amy. And well, yes, our team gets annoyed with ⁓ AI Amy. They've trained an AI bot to be able to schedule for these DC parents that want to make appointments at all hours of the day and they want to talk to someone. AI Amy schedules and guess what? AI Amy schedules about 75 % correctly and the team's annoyed and the doctor's like, you never get to be mad at AI Amy because that was 75 % of patients that we didn't even have to schedule. 25 % were a miss. Perfect. But that was 25 % out of 75, like a hundred percent. We, that's a quarter. We've literally cut down our space. And so I think when it's looking at scheduling tools, revenue cycle management, ⁓ looking at how we use it for hygiene. Doctors like using Pearl or ⁓ Overjet to help with diagnosis. Case acceptance is going up. And while it's not perfect today, I think getting in the language, getting in the familiarity so you don't accidentally get too dated, AI is going to take off faster than anything else. If you're not on chat GPT, if you're not utilizing it for things, it cuts down man hours and people are like, but I don't want people to lose jobs. And I'm like, You're not, we're elevating, we're lifting up our practice and we're morphing into where the world and society is going and your practice and your patients will thrive because of it. So that's my take. And I know I kind of went on a soapbox for you, John, but I think doctors need to realize it's not as scary as I think maybe some of them are looking. ⁓ It's something we've always done. It just looks different today. John (10:22) Well, I'm glad you shared all that because I've been talking with people a lot lately and I feel like in unknown times or times where many of us don't know kind of where things are going to be, it really calls for leadership. And I think that's what's important. I think that's what you shared. think that practices are looking for people like yourself and others that are living this. They've dove into it. They're embracing it. They're learning how to get the maximum out of it. And so I glad you shared that. All right. So that's the first piece, right? That's kind of like the overwhelming the tech. you mentioned a little bit about revenue cycle management and I wanted to get your thoughts as well on this other thing that dental practices are facing which is patients now come in and are having the same type of expectation of the experience on the business side of the practice, their billing and their payments and all of that, that we have with other businesses that we work with. And so now a dental practice is getting questions as you know so well, like, okay, like am I gonna be able to pay easy? Are we gonna be able to track all this easy? Because that's how we do it with other businesses. And now all of sudden the dental practices have had to wake up and they have to make sure that that part of their practice is also, you know, automated and where it needs to be. So love to have your thoughts on that part as well. Kiera (11:37) Yeah, and John, just to piggyback of where you were talking about dentists getting on board, I will just plug, and this is why we built an in-person mastermind, is because I recognize dentists feel like they're on isolated islands. And when you can get around really smart, you are the equivalent, proximity is power. And so getting around dentists that are not afraid of this, being in groups, listening to podcasts like this, if we can serve on that, rock on, I'm happy to do that. I would just encourage you to... surround yourself with smart people that are getting involved in this and people that push you out of your comfort zone. People that have voices that are maybe not the same of what you normally listen to. Like if you're always listening to Fox News, maybe listen to CNN or if you're listening to CNN, then go to Fox. Like you need to hear opposing opinions on this. And I would just really encourage people to be a part of innovation rather than being destroyed by innovation would be my recommendation. And then going into this patient payment. John, it makes me laugh because dentistry and I did a podcast, I should go find it. was several years ago and I'm like, why is dentistry on payments? Like we're in the 1800s, like put it on my tab. I'm like, what is going on in dentistry? Like nowhere else do you go and you're like, got my groceries, but could you put that on my tab, John? Yeah. Yeah. But yet in dentistry, we're like, yeah, we'll bill insurance and then we'll charge you for that. What are we doing? And I just think like, Our revenue cycle management in dentistry is so dated and archaic that I'm like, ladies and gents, it's an amazing way for you to make a lot more money with a lot less effort if you just update a little bit on your revenue cycle management. Like we are so archaic ⁓ and dental insurances are using AI. Like why do you think Pearl and Overjet exist? Well, you better believe that the insurance companies are ripping that too. They're using AI to see their claims. ⁓ so with payments and patients, do think like patients are expecting us to have online scheduling. They're expecting us to have easy ways to pay. mean, I've even seen some dental offices that take payments in Bitcoin and I'm not here to say you need to go clear to Bitcoin or like some extremes, but I do think that there's this evolution of, I don't want to wait a long time. I don't want to have weird payment things. want to people like John, I think it used to be the society where we worked eight to five. We left our work at home. didn't have computer or at work. We didn't have computers. Our phone was a landline. It would shut off and we were home. That does not exist anymore. So most of the time I feel like our eight to five is our quiet time at work. And then after hours we're like, ⁓ I need to pay for this and I need to take care of this appointment and I need to schedule the kids for this. And we do that while we're sitting in bed scrolling through Instagram and like, shoot, I need to make that payment. I feel dental practices, they have such an amazing opportunity if they will update and use more modern, I would say, like it's not even AI guys. We're just talking about getting onto the playing field. If you would do that, I have watched practices that implement these processes, their AR, their collections, their profitability are exponentially more, I would say consistent and constant as much as... as opposed to being like inconsistent and fluctuating like they were in the past, because patients can pay all the time. Patients can send things forward. And I do think like, yes, dentistry people want that good old home, like girl and dentists that like takes care of them. But I think a lot of times the way you've evolved with technology also helps people see how have you evolved in your dentistry as well. I do not want to go to somebody who's still paper charts. I get concerned about Are we up to speed on our current things? That's so foreign to me. No one else does that anymore that I think we to be careful that we don't accidentally date our dentistry by not being up to speed on our payments as well. John (15:27) So you just built the bridge to the next thing I was going to ask you, right? So we talked a little bit about technology and embracing it, the patient experience and what they expect. And then this final thing is the perception of the patient in looking at the practice and the technology that the practice invests in. And again, 10, 15 years ago, when maybe dentistry was not as proactive and patients were just going to the practice. Now practices are, it's more competitive. There's more practices in every city, many across the country. And so with that becomes this image that you portray to the patient and your business that you are making those investments to stay up to speed to be able to provide those types of services. And so talk about that a little bit. And I think that for many dental practices, like for many of us that are entrepreneurs, like we've lived in this ROI world, right? If you ever were someone that had to raise cash or capital, you get those questions. And from a dental practice perspective, right? It's like, okay, we're going to make this investment in technology and rightfully so. What's the ROI on this? And I do think, and I loved your thoughts on this, that companies are doing such a better job of being able to paint that picture of, okay, you're going to make this investment. You're going to put this technology in the practice. It's going to make your patient experience better. But here is going to be the return on investment, you are going to unlock a lot of your AR that's out there, make things easier for your patients. So talk about that a little bit. Kiera (16:50) Yeah. I'll just get like paint a story of a practice. So there's a practice in Texas and this practice is amazing. Like they truly have a castle of an office. am blown away at how stunning this practice is. They are up to par on all the latest technology. They do a lot of these items in their practice, but what they were doing was the patient came in. So the waiting room was beautiful and they would just walk the patient straight back to the back. Now this is a practice who's been around multi-generations of dentistry. They do service in other places. They have a state of the art lab they do in-house. Like it is a practice that should be showcased and they were struggling and their revenue was down and we went in person with this office and we consulted their team and we taught them like, we're going to have you guys take them on a patient tour. like, this is a pretty large team. think there's about 35, 40 people and we like made them role play walking through this practice and showcasing. this ROI items that they've put into it. I you guys are using this, but do your patients actually know that you're doing it? So we do this, we implement it, we track a few things with them. Fast forward two, three months post visit, their reviews exponentially went up, their new patient counts went up, their revenue, they had their highest revenue number they had ever had and their culture of their team was happier. And I was like, I don't think I can sit here and say it's a coincidence. So like the patients love the tour. Like they love seeing this practice. They love seeing what's going on. And what is as is it just gives confidence. And I say, John, if you and I were to go to ⁓ a surgeon, right? I'm going to want to know that that surgeon is the best freaking surgeon and that I'm going to put my confidence in them because I only have one arm, one hand, one leg, one neck. We'll have one set of teeth too. And so helping patients get the perception of who you are as a dentist and showcasing, I have seen like I've worked in hundreds of practices. And some of my best offices do not showcase like they're the best and perception is a lot. Now there's some practices who actually are not great dentists and they showcase like they're amazing. And so you've got to make sure that who you are is what you're doing. But the ROI, and I wanted to showcase that practice, they have invested in a lot of this technology. They have invested in advancing their practice and it shows and they're able to show their patients. And we had direct correlation of higher reviews, higher new patients and higher production. And so I think. Just that example, and this was done just a couple of months ago. We were out there in September and in December they had their highest month. So it wasn't a long-term ROI churn. It was very quick. so I think in general, medicine has evolved. think across the board, we're talking healthcare as a whole has leveled up. They uptick higher. Patients are expecting more. I mean, we go anywhere and technology is higher. You go to the movie theater, you go to the restaurants. everything has upleveled. And if you and your practice are not up leveling, and I don't think it's hard for dentistry, I'm like, you guys already have a 3d printer or you already have a scanner or you already are taking digital x-rays. Just tell your patients, you do this showcase it around because I think the, the fallacy that you might fall into is like, but patients are just loyal to me. I think I to be careful because there's so much online noise that while a patient might love you, they're seeing other offices that might accidentally take away your patients and they're doing it. Like it annoys me, John. I have a patient sitting in my chair and like, yeah, I just went to Dr. Thompson down the street from my ortho. I'm like, so we do ortho here, but they didn't know we did it. And so don't accidentally not showcase your work and showcase how great you are and how up to par you are that you're accidentally losing patients that are silent levers of your practice. ⁓ because you didn't showcase how great you were and let your patients know what you actually do. I think that's the trap and the opportunity if you take it to be able to keep your patients with you and keep them happier with you when there's still noise and chatter because they know they're at the best practice that's investing and elevating and giving them the best patient care they possibly can have. John (20:52) Yeah, I've been thinking about that a lot lately, just this kind of invisible credibility that comes with what you just talked about, which is when a business, in this case, a dental practice is making the investment in these newer technologies. A lot of times as patients, we don't say it, but we know, like you said, you walk into a practice and you see there's in your own life, you know what it took to remodel your house or to get a new car or whatever the case may be of the things that are important to you. And so I think more and more patients know and understand what a dental practice or a business has to go through when they up their game. I believe that you get a lot of credibility out of that, right? Versus maybe the one that doesn't do that. Maybe the thought becomes whether it's real or not. Hey, why aren't they doing that? Like are things not good here? Like, do I have something to be concerned about? And in many cases, perception is reality. And again, It's going to run through to patient care. We all know that. think the last thing I wanted to get your thoughts on, and you talked a little bit about earlier was AI in the sense of case acceptance because you know, you and I both have been in this industry for many years and have watched all the courses that dentists and hygienists and dental assistants have had to take on how to present good treatment and get case acceptance. and we've watched them struggle for many years, Kiera, and then all of a sudden we have these newer technologies where you can show the patient where the work needs to be done in their mouth. And it's crazy, right? All of a sudden, I'm like, wow, that's me? That's where I have to get work done? the dentist is like, I've been telling you this for like, why didn't you just believe me? And in front of our eyes, this technology is now instilling confidence in the patients. And ultimately, it's a win for everybody. Kiera (22:36) Yeah, think it's such a beautiful time for dentistry right now because we've been living in shades of gray for so many years. We advanced from like little tiny thumbnail ⁓ x-rays to on the screen x-rays that are still in gray to now having AI that can show patients exactly what's going on. And it's colored and it's showing them and it's giving measurements. And I think like what an amazing opportunity for you. to use tools at your fingertips where you're not having to try to convince a patient of like, can you kind of see this like little gray box within this like other gray box that they truly cannot see? To now, this is what we're seeing. This is how it is. And to still give the doctors the liberty to be diagnosing. I know some have said that like AI is so aggressive on it. And I'm like, you don't have to diagnose that, but you now have a tool that's going to at least highlight. And I think dentists, you're so busy. You're running from exam to exam to exam. You have something. that can look for all these things, prep it. You can train your eye. You can tee up all your associates that come in. Your hygiene team can learn collectively and your patient now has visible proof. It's like the, and I know dentists hate being compared to mechanics and I'm very sorry. I think it's just such a good like analogy. I go, you know, right? Like I go to the mechanic and like, here, you need new breaks. And I'm like, but do I really? Cause I've been scammed so many times patients like, do I really need a crown? John? Like, are you sure? John (23:50) analogy I say because Kiera (24:02) And we have taken that guesswork of, you sure? To being able to show them with black and white proof to where they're bought into it. They know they're not being scammed by you. They can see it with their own eyes and they're much more likely to accept treatment. I say, like confidence is what people are buying when they're saying yes to dentistry. Confidence is what increases your case acceptance. And this is a layer of confidence for you as the dentist, for your patients to see, for your team to all speak the same language. care if AI is over diagnosing, don't over diagnose. You are still the doctor. Like this is just a tool in your tool belt. But I think it's something that hands down, I am so pro using it. I'm like, doctors also be so vigilant because insurances are denying claims based on the same software. Like they're using AI as well. So you might as well be in the game with them to see what they're seeing, to learn, to educate AI. So you're a part of it. They use AI in medicine all the time. They use AI overlays on their x-rays that I'm like, yes, I get that it's not perfect. Yes, I get that it's clunky, but gosh, it's a freaking good tool that I would strongly advise you trying out, getting to know, using and learning. Even if it just helps you. I think about it. If I'm able to get 1 % more on case acceptance, go look at everything you're diagnosing. Usually that's a pretty good uptick, but not even just on your bottom line, but on the amount of patients you're able to help and serve. ⁓ why not? Like what, what are you holding back on? I would just say, don't be afraid. Like just get in the game because you'll learn it's a lot better for you than it is scary. And there's a lot more good than there is harm. John (25:39) Yeah, no question. Well, here's how I want to bring us home. You work with a lot of dental companies and I believe that this gap that I've seen for years between like the companies that are bringing the technologies to the dental practices and the practices themselves, it's exciting to kind of watch that gap close, right? Like I'm seeing more and more companies kind of listen and say, hey, what problems are you having? How can we utilize our resources to help you solve these problems? And you know, We talked a little bit about at the onset, you know, the relationship that you have with Josh and DCS or whatever. And what's exciting is that you have companies that are starting, ⁓ and doing and solving one problem and then taking a lot of that feedback and then creating, you know, in this case, another technology platform and an effort to kind of elevate that problem. I mean, to be able to solve that problem with their solutions. What's that been like, right? Like talk a little bit about when you watch these companies evolve and continue to listen to the dental practice and bring these technologies to help these practices. practices up their games. Kiera (26:41) Oh, I think it's amazing. Actually. I am such a pro. Like I'm on a couple of different boards as well. And I think it's something where when I look at it, I'm like, why are these people doing it? And it's because we love dentistry. Like I look at Dental A Team team and what I used to consult versus what we consult now, like there's DSO, there's different needs than what a solo practitioner has. And so Dental A Team evolved and we became something of what are we going to do to serve the DSO thing and still be able to give back. What is Josh with DCS? Like we heard this, we saw the need and we built something to help on that other avenue. To me, I think like, how awesome is it that you have people that are in the weeds, in the trenches have been here? I mean, I've got a decade of consulting, not to mention my like five years prior to that of assisting and all the other things prior to before that, like five more years. Like there's so much, like you have people that are so embedded in dentistry and they've seen the evolutions. that they're willing to come forward. They're willing to execute. They're willing to stamp. They're willing to work hard to evolve these products and softwares to give back to you. And I think like people who are deeply rooted in dentistry, building these products, they're the best ones. Like I watched Modento, which I'll just give them. Like they were built by a hygienist and a dentist, and they were able to be one of the best softwares when they first started that I've ever seen. I'm like, I could tell this was built by people that got it. And so watching DCS like, They get it. They're in the trenches. They've been watching this. They know what they're doing and they're moving it forward. We've been watching offices. We've been working with DSOs. We see what the nuances are and we build and create stuff to serve the dentist. Gosh, I just think it's magic and I think it's beautiful. And I think like, how lucky are we to be in these spaces to have people that have had enough time in the industry to know what the next layer is that you need before you even know. It feels like Henry Ford to me in a little bit like, They said, if I give the people what they want, they'll want a faster horse. But if I give them what they need, it will be a car. And they don't even know that they need that yet. And I think that that's where we're evolving is being able to anticipate the needs of what offices need prior to them even realizing it's a need. And that to me is like just epic and incredible of a society and a community that really wants to give back and serve and make dentistry the best it can be. John (28:55) Well, and who would have ever thought that a dental company would take the time to create a podcast like this, the zero bounce podcast, right? As a way to continue to add value and of course, invite amazing guests like yourself. I can tell everybody. I remember, I don't know how many podcast episodes Kiera has done, you know, in the past over many years. I remember the actual weekend that she was building and putting up those black panels behind her. ⁓ and so it's like, you know, you're, you're, you're definitely listen to someone, you know, when you talk about someone that has rolled up their sleeves and dug in an effort to move dentistry forward, Kiera, you certainly have done that. And, ⁓ I know the DCS and Quanta Team really, really appreciate you taking the time out of your busy schedule to show your passion. And I think more importantly, help dental practices bridging a lot of these technologies and how to implement them. So any final thoughts as we wrap. Kiera (29:47) Yeah, well, huge appreciation, John. And thank you for helping me with the background, because I definitely asked for you and your help and your insights. So appreciate that. I love it. Thank you. But I think, again, it's an evolution. And I would just say AI is going to be awesome. And there's going to be glitches, and there's going to be problems with anything. But I think the more we can embrace and we can innovate, we're either going to innovate or we're going to die. And we're going to be either on the path forward or we're going to be left behind. John (29:55) So good. Kiera (30:14) I think, Denissure, we have such a beautiful gift to give people confidence and clarity and smiles and health that no other profession is able to do. So I think it's just a moral charge for each of you to look to see where is maybe one area of AI or advancement that I'm willing to step into this year. So I commit to not getting dated. ⁓ And I think DCS and the Qantas team are a great place to start. think on our side, if there's anything we can do with team, with consulting, with... like shoot, hate doing this. I don't want to go rally my team. Great. We love to do that. We do the part that no one likes to do just like DCS. They do the part of billing that no one likes to do. ⁓ I think we like do the dirty work of dentistry, but we love it we have a passion for it. So if we can help them serve in any way, TheDentalATeam.com Hello@TheDentalATeam.com. ⁓ huge partners of DCS and have referred many people to them over the years and just excited for what they're doing. So be excited guys. We live in the best times. We live in the most innovative times. And I think it's just. a really amazing miracle that we get to be a part of dentistry and the changes. And I think everybody needs to realize what you do or don't do is going to have an impact on our future of dentistry. And I think that that's a moral charge each of us should take to be able to preserve the sanctity of our dentistry. That doesn't mean we stop it. That just means that we're able to positively impact. We're able to keep the integrity of our profession. And each of us, think, have a moral charge to do that. And so get on board, be a part of it, be a part of the noise, be a part of having your voice heard. and I'm truly just excited and honored and happy to help in any way we can. John (31:45) great way to wrap. And if you're watching this on YouTube, love to have you subscribe to The ZeroBalance podcast. If you are an audio podcast listener and you're listening to on Spotify or Apple as well, subscribe. And each time the Quanta team adds a new episode like this great one with Kiera, it'll come through on your listening device of choice. So Kiera, thanks so much. Best of luck as you continue to do great things. It's a big year for you, like you mentioned, 2026. So I'm excited to stay connected and watch all the great things that you and the Dental A Team are doing. So until next time, we'll see you everybody. The Dental A Team (32:13) All right, Dental A Team listeners, that was the guest interview that I absolutely loved. And I hope that if there was one idea that stood out to you, don't just agree with it, but actually go implement it this week. And if you need help setting this up in your practice or you need help just navigating or need a friend, head on over to TheDentalATeam.com and I'll be able to help you guys out. Click on the book of call or any way that we can support and serve you. That's what we're here for. That's what we're obsessed with. And as always, thanks for listening and I'll catch you next time on the Dental A Team podcast.
Confira nesta edição do JR 24 Horas: O feriado prolongado começa com fiscalização da Polícia Rodoviária Federal em todo o país. Até domingo (5), o foco das autoridades será na prevenção, principalmente, das ultrapassagens ilegais. A ideia é reduzir o número de mortos e feridos em acidentes de trânsito provocados por ultrapassagens irregulares. Segundo a PRF, foram 1770 acidentes nas rodovias federais, só no ano passado. 67 a mais do que em 2024. Minas Gerais foi o estado com mais casos registrados por ultrapassagem ilegal, seguido da Bahia e do Paraná. A ultrapassagem irregular é considerada infração gravíssima com risco de suspensão da carteira de habilitação. E ainda: Irã responde Trump e diz que guerra continuará até rendição dos EUA.
Alex Letic är Sveriges hetaste TV-ansikt, och vi trodde han skulle vara en retinol-junkie. Istället? Bara fukt. Vi var nästan besvikna. Tills vi fick höra om hans arsenal av laser, microneedling, PRF-gel och Botox. Plötsligt gör han mer än vi gör. Vi mythbuskar hudvårdsmyter, pratar catfish (Jessica Almenaes ser bättre ut live), och får svar från någon som faktiskt vet sitt ämne.Produceras av More Than Words Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Confira no Morning Show desta terça-feira (24): O repórter Igor Damasceno informou que o ministro André Mendonça deu um prazo de 48 horas para que o presidente do Senado, Davi Alcolumbre, prorrogue oficialmente a Comissão Parlamentar Mista de Inquérito (CPMI) do INSS. A decisão atende a um pedido do senador Carlos Viana, presidente da comissão, que tentava a prorrogação havia semanas, mas enfrentava o silêncio de Alcolumbre. Daniel Vorcaro, preso recentemente devido ao escândalo do Banco Master, foi transferido de uma cela comum em uma penitenciária federal para a sede da Polícia Federal, em Brasília. A pedido da defesa, as acomodações do investigado sofreram um “upgrade”, passando a ser classificadas como uma “sala de Estado”. O novo espaço é o mesmo em que o ex-presidente Jair Bolsonaro ficou preso. As recentes articulações políticas em torno da situação do ex-presidente Jair Bolsonaro também estão entre os destaques. Segundo os comentaristas, ele está cada vez mais próximo de ser transferido para prisão domiciliar. Nos bastidores de Brasília, a negociação para essa mudança vem sendo creditada quase exclusivamente ao senador Flávio Bolsonaro (PL), filho do ex-presidente. Outro tema em debate é um projeto de lei polêmico aprovado por unanimidade na Câmara Municipal de Goiânia. A proposta, batizada de “Escudo Feminino”, prevê a concessão de um auxílio financeiro de até cinco mil reais para que mulheres vítimas de violência doméstica possam comprar armas de fogo para defesa pessoal. Para discutir a repercussão do caso, o programa entrevistou o autor do projeto, o vereador Major Vitor Hugo (PL-GO). Entre os destaques do dia está ainda a megaoperação iniciada pela Secretaria Nacional do Consumidor, em conjunto com o Ministério da Justiça e a Agência Nacional do Petróleo (ANP), para fiscalizar os postos de combustíveis em todo o Brasil. A medida, que já envolve mais de 200 unidades do Procon em 25 estados, tem como objetivo coibir aumentos abusivos e a possível formação de cartéis após a escalada do conflito no Oriente Médio. O cenário político brasileiro, com foco na eleição presidencial de 2026, também movimenta a edição. A grande novidade do dia é a desistência oficial do governador do Paraná, Ratinho Júnior, de concorrer ao cargo. A reportagem destacou ainda a reunião entre Ronaldo Caiado e o presidente do PSD, Gilberto Kassab, na residência deste último, na zona oeste de São Paulo. A pauta do encontro é a consolidação da candidatura de Caiado e as possíveis articulações do partido para 2026. A morte de Deise Barbosa, de 37 anos, comandante da Guarda Municipal, assassinada na última segunda-feira pelo namorado, o policial rodoviário federal Diego Oliveira de Souza, também repercute. Após invadir a casa da vítima, o PRF disparou cinco vezes contra Deise e, em seguida, tirou a própria vida. O caso reforça a necessidade urgente de debater políticas públicas efetivas de proteção às mulheres e o controle no uso de armas por agentes de segurança. Essas e outras notícias você confere no Morning Show.
Confira no Jornal da Record News desta segunda-feira (23): Cláudio Castro renuncia ao cargo de governador do Rio de Janeiro. Decisão foi oficializada na véspera do julgamento de Castro no TSE (Tribunal Superior Eleitoral), que pode torná-lo inelegível, por abuso de poder político e econômico. O ministro do STF, André Mendonça, determinou a prorrogação da CPMI do INSS e deu 48 horas para o presidente do Senado, Davi Alcolumbre, oficializar a decisão. E mais: agente da PRF mata própria namorada, da GCM de Vitória (ES).
Nesta edição do "Direção Segura", o assunto em destaque é que a Polícia Rodoviária Federal (PRF) tem utilizado câmeras com inteligência artificial para fiscalização de trânsito na BR-101, no Espírito Santo. Segundo informações da corporação, a tecnologia tem sido empregada em pontos estratégicos da rodovia com o objetivo de coibir condutas de risco e reduzir a ocorrência de sinistros. As imagens são encaminhadas para uma central da PRF, onde passam por análise e validação por parte de agentes antes da lavratura das autuações", explica.Segundo a PRF-ES, em um mês de operação, foram registradas 433 infrações, sendo 390 relacionadas à ausência do cinto de segurança, 42 ao uso de celular durante a condução e uma por outras irregularidades. Em um único dia, o sistema chegou a identificar mais de 120 possíveis infrações. A previsão é de que até 2027, cerca de 70% da BR-101 no Espírito Santo esteja monitorada por esse tipo de tecnologia, informa a PRF. A Inspetora da PRF-ES, Ana Carolina Cavalcanti, fala sobre o assunto.
PGR se manifesta a favor de prisão domiciliar para Bolsonaro. Bolsonaro tem 'evolução favorável' e pode receber alta da UTI nas próximas 24 horas, diz boletim. Caso Henry Borel: defesa de Jairinho abandona plenário, e julgamento é adiado; Monique é solta. PRF mata a tiros a namorada, comandante da Guarda Municipal de Vitória. Morre Leonid Radvinsky, bilionário e dono do OnlyFans, aos 43 anos. Avião militar cai na Colômbia; mais de 100 soldados estavam a bordo, diz imprensa.
Manager's note: The Pain Beat, launched and supported by a generous grant from the MAYDAY Fund, with additional funding from the Rita Allen Foundation, brings together the world's leading pain investigators with the purpose of sparking dialogue and debate around important ideas in pain research. Guided by Lite Yang, Scientific Director and co-producer, and Rebecca Seal, Chair Editorial Board of PRF, the podcasts feature open and spirited discussions about the hottest topics in pain and how the field moves forward. Here we dive into a topic that's both surprisingly complex and often overlooked—eye pain. Our eyes are among the most sensitive structures in the human body, yet the mechanisms behind ocular pain remain poorly understood. In this episode, we have the pleasure hosting clinicians who are treating patients with eye pain every day speak with their colleagues and collaborators, who are preclinical pain researchers working to unravel the underlying biology. What emerged was a fascinating conversation about the different types and distinct mechanisms driving eye pain. Our guests explored the organ's intricate structures and their relationships to sensation as well as the role of different brain regions in shaping how we ultimately perceive and experience ocular discomfort. Dr. Sue Aicher, Ph.D., Oregon Health and Science University, Dr. Anna Matynia, Ph.D. University of Houston college of Optometry, Dr. Brooke Harkness, O.D., M.S., FAAO, Casey Eye Institute, Oregon Health and Science University, Dr. Lindsey Delott, M.D., University of Michigan Kellogg Eye Center Dr. Anat Galor, M.D., M.S.P.H., Bascom Palmer Eye Institute at University of Miami, Moderator was Dr. Sejiro Littleton, Ph.D., Duke University This episode was produced by Lite Yang, and edited by Dieu Ni Daon. Music by Kevin Seal of Seal Party.
In this episode, Dr. Grace Yum sits down with Dr. Nekky Jamal to discuss practical clinical strategies for extractions, including how to improve healing, reduce post-operative pain, and minimize complications. From the role of platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) to surgical technique and pain management protocols, Dr. Jamal shares actionable insights to help dentists deliver smoother procedures and better patient outcomes. Episode highlights: Using PRF to improve healing and reduce dry socket risk Pain management strategies that minimize opioid use Surgical techniques that reduce trauma and swelling Clinical tools and techniques that support more efficient extractions How communication and case selection help prevent complications Ready to thrive as a dentist and a mom? Join a supportive community of like-minded professionals at Mommy Dentists in Business. Whether you're looking to grow your practice, find balance, or connect with others who understand your journey, MDIB is here to help. Visit mommydibs.com to learn more and become a part of this empowering network today!
Discover how Korea transformed Kim Kardashian's viral PRP facial into advanced PRF regenerative treatments. Learn why medical tourists choose Korean clinics for affordable, safe, and effective skin rejuvenation with minimal downtime and natural-looking results. Read more at https://www.lydianclinic.com/blog/kim-kardashian-prp-prf-treatment-korea/ Lydian Cosmetic Surgery Clinic City: Seoul Address: 836 Nonhyeon-ro, Sinsa-dong, Gangnam Website: https://www.lydianclinic.com/
Tight margins and wild market swings are back in the driver's seat—and producers are feeling it. Recorded at the Central Oklahoma Cattle Conference in Stillwater, Episode 508 features Clay Burtrum (Farm Data Services) walking through why insurance matters even when you hope you never use it. The crew digs into Livestock Risk Protection (LRP) basics, how price protection actually works, and what producers often misunderstand when they start using these tools. On the crop side, Clay outlines the deadlines and decisions that can make or break your coverage—plus how to think about programs like PRF (Pasture, Rangeland, Forage), annual forage, and stacking options without getting lost in the fine print. Bottom line: in a $4 wheat world with 2026 input costs, staying “bankable” means planning ahead and knowing what you bought. Top 10 takeaways Insurance is about staying bankable, not just getting a payout. LRP is price protection, not mortality/disaster coverage—know what it does. Documentation matters (example: “unborn” coverage needs validation like preg-check/bred purchase records). Stocker operators often treat LRP as all-or-nothing because margin risk is concentrated. Cow-calf operations can sometimes phase coverage, spreading risk across calf crop timing. Crop insurance complexity is real—stackable options exist, but basics come first in tight years. Deadlines drive everything (in this area, March 15 is a big one; waiting too long is a common pitfall). $4 wheat changes decisions—coverage, hail policies, and whether you even harvest vs graze-out. PRF is “rainfall interval” insurance—pick when you need rain and spread risk; it won't cover every scenario (like quality loss from too much rain). Know your cost of production—break-even won't keep you in business; cash flow clarity is survival. Detailed timestamped rundown 00:00–01:46 Dave tees up the episode: why insurance matters, recorded at Central Oklahoma Cattle Conference (Stillwater).01:46–02:57 Clay Burtrum intro: Farm Data Services (Stillwater), management accounting + 25+ years insurance; LRP and crop insurance, plus helping producers see bottom line year-round.03:16–04:45 Big-picture ag economy: grain-only operators squeezed; modern costs with “1970s prices”; crop insurance complexity (stackable programs) and need to keep it basic.04:45–08:43 LRP deep dive: example of insuring a 900-lb steer; why margins need protection; common misunderstandings (full load, unborn coverage requirements, validation); “don't let it burn down” analogy; all-or-nothing for many stocker operators vs partial strategy for cow-calf.08:43–10:27 First-time client conversation: goals, where they want to be, staying bankable; traps include ignoring USDA/FSA programs and missing support.10:27–11:25 Clay as producer: he uses the products himself; emphasizes knowing cost of production and that break-even won't keep you in business.11:26–12:50 Crop insurance pitfalls: calling too late; major dates in the area—March 15 sales closing; July 15 reporting; flow of deadlines through the season.12:50–14:18 $4 wheat vs $7 wheat decisions: changes appetite for added coverage/hail; producer mindset shifts (harvest vs graze-out).14:18–15:38 Dual-purpose wheat and insurance: need to notify agent by March 15/short-rate timing; cannot just “leave cattle out” without process; consider double-crop rules to avoid uninsured crop risk.15:38–17:14 Policy/program landscape: farm bill uncertainty and “rules”; emphasis on working with FSA and not missing deadlines/opportunities.17:14–18:51 Specialty crop/alternative ideas: limited locally; examples like hemp market issues; unusual inquiries (tulips) and regional eligibility realities.18:51–21:45 PRF pasture coverage: sales closing Dec 1; choosing rainfall intervals; premiums and changing rules; spreading risk across intervals; limits (doesn't cover “missed cutting” quality loss).21:45–24:05 Talking to policymakers: how programs hit local bottom lines; input costs for grazing/forage; how rural communities feel downstream impacts; even equipment/emissions issues affect harvest reality.24:05–25:43 Oklahoma risk reality: rapid weather swings; questions like quarantine/screwworm, wildfire loss—what LRP does/doesn't cover; importance of understanding what you actually bought.25:43–27:20 “Bring one program back”: Clay wants simplicity—too many stacked options; focus on basics and bottom-line impact. Wrap + thanks. RedDirtAgronomy.com
Nico ist Satiriker und war 5 Jahre lang Abgeordneter des Europäischen Parlaments. Ich wollte von ihm wissen, warum er Brüssel als unfreieste Zeit seines Lebens beschreibt, wieso er Angst als wesentlichen Motor in politischen Entscheidungen identifiziert hat und warum er heute auf Freude gegen den Faschismus setzt. Wir sprechen über Selbstwirksamkeit, Satire, Depression, Gruppendynamik, Macht und Ohnmacht und über die Frage, ob politische Veränderungen mit Spaß beginnen können. WERBEPARTNER & RABATTE: https://linktr.ee/hotelmatze MEIN GAST: https://www.instagram.com/nicosemsrott/ DINGE: Nicos Buch: https://bit.ly/3ZVsI9Q Fun Facts: https://www.funfacts.de/ PRÜF: https://pruef-demos.de/ Georg Schramm: https://bit.ly/4aRXVj2 Chaos Communication Congress: https://events.ccc.de/ Heute-Show: https://bit.ly/4b86BmG Extra 3: https://bit.ly/3N0h2j6 Alexander Stößlein - Produktion Lena Rocholl - Redaktion Mit Vergnügen - Vermarktung und Distribution MEIN ZEUG: Mein Fragenset FAMILIE: https://beherzt.net/products/familie Mein Fragenset LIEBE: https://beherzt.net/liebe Mein erstes Fragenset: https://beherzt.net/matze Meine Spendenaktion: https://machmit.wellfair.ngo/hotel-matze-spendenaktion-2025 Mein Newsletter: https://matzehielscher.substack.com/ YouTube: https://bit.ly/2MXRILN TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@matzehielscher Instagram: https://instagram.com/matzehielscherHotel LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/matzehielscher/ Mein Buch: https://bit.ly/39FtHQy
Guests: OM3 Oral Surgery- Dr. Peter Kim, Serv Wahan, Dan Brady, Dustin Altmann, Michael Gross https://om3surgery.com/ Host: Dr. Serv Wahan https://www.drwahan.com/ Keywords: Om3 Oral Surgery, Oral Surgeons Snohomish, Mill Creek oral surgeon, Dental Implants Snohomish, Bisphosphonates and dental, dental podcast, oral surgery podcast, Seattle oral surgeons, University of Washington Dental School Community and Expertise: Behind the Scenes of a Private Surgical Practice Discover how a dedicated team of oral surgeons and dental professionals uphold community service, continuous education, and patient-centered care in a private practice setting. In this episode, they share insights on hospital privileges, wisdom teeth removal, board certification, and innovative procedures like All-on-X, emphasizing the importance of experience, collaboration, and ongoing learning. Key Topics The history and mission of a longstanding private practice in Washington Advantages of maintaining hospital privileges for complex cases The significance of board certification in oral surgery Strategies for safe wisdom teeth extraction across age ranges Use of PRF (platelet-rich fibrin) to enhance healing and reduce complications Managing patients on bisphosphonates and addressing osteonecrosis risks Approaches to full-mouth implants and All-on-X procedures The value of teaching and volunteering at the University of Washington Dental School How private practices differ from corporate centers in personalized patient care Collaboration with general dentists and supporting complex cases Timestamps 00:00 - Introduction and overview of the practice's community roots 02:00 - Benefits of hospital privileges and ER call responsibilities 06:00 - The importance of board certification and continuing education 09:00 - Insights into the oral certification process and exam experiences 13:00 - The role of volunteering and teaching at UW Dental School 16:00 - Techniques for wisdom teeth removal: age, development, and risks 22:00 - Using PRF for healing in different patient populations 25:00 - Managing complications with impacted wisdom teeth and cysts 30:00 - Addressing osteonecrosis risks in patients on bisphosphonates 37:00 - Protocols for treating osteoradionecrosis and preventive measures 43:00 - Strategies for implant placement in medically complex patients 50:00 - The growing importance of private practice in comprehensive care 56:00 - Full-arch and All-on-X solutions: team effort and patient outcomes 62:00 - Differentiating private practices from corporate centers and post-op follow-up 66:00 - Opportunities for general dentists to collaborate on surgical cases 69:00 - Future topics: biopsies, oral lesions, impacted canines, and more 70:00 - Closing remarks and appreciation for staying community-focused Resources & Links PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) All-on-X Procedures Parkland Dental School Bisphosphonate-Related Osteonecrosis Management Understanding Osteoradionecrosis Connect with the Team Serv Wahan Peter Kim Dan Brady Dustin Altmann Michael Gross This episode highlights the dedication of a private practice committed to community service, ongoing education, and providing comprehensive surgical care. Whether you're a general dentist or a new oral surgeon, there's valuable insight into collaboration, patient management, and maintaining practice integrity.
In this episode of Girl Talk with Tay, Taylor Love sits down with Shannon Grace, founder of Grace Aesthetics in Franklin, TN, for a candid conversation about beauty industry secrets, building a business from the ground up, and what actually works when it comes to aesthetics.Shannon shares her journey from being a business school dropout to launching what started as a one-room suite into a thriving medical aesthetics practice. We talk about navigating a business partner split, the financial lessons she learned the hard way, and how resilience shaped her as a founder. On the beauty side, we dive into everything from Sculptra and PRF to lasers, preventative treatments in your 20s, and what truly makes a difference in your 30s, 40s, and beyond. We also unpack holistic beauty, why sunscreen is non-negotiable, and how confidence is built through action, not perfection.If you've ever been curious about filler, regenerative treatments, or what it really takes to grow a successful beauty business, this episode is full of insight you won't hear everywhere else.xo, Tay⸻Follow Shannon Grace!
Confira os destaques de Os Pingos nos Is desta sexta-feira (23):Deputados do PT protocolaram um pedido à Polícia Rodoviária Federal para interromper a caminhada organizada por Nikolas Ferreira (PL-MG), alegando risco à segurança viária. A PRF notificou o gabinete do deputado e exigiu medidas de segurança, mas informou que seguirá monitorando o ato. O escândalo envolvendo o Banco Master ganhou um novo capítulo após manifestantes protestarem em frente à sede da instituição, em São Paulo, e cobrarem que o banqueiro Daniel Vorcaro faça uma delação premiada. O caso pode expor políticos e autoridades, após Vorcaro relatar à Polícia Federal contatos com o governador do Distrito Federal, Ibaneis Rocha, durante tratativas sobre a venda do banco ao BRB. O governador de São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicanos-SP), afirmou que não renunciará ao cargo e declarou apoio à candidatura de Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ) à Presidência. Tarcísio reforçou lealdade a Jair Bolsonaro (PL) e disse que seguirá o nome indicado pelo ex-presidente, em meio a tensões internas na direita. A oposição no Distrito Federal anunciou o protocolo de um pedido de impeachment contra o governador Ibaneis Rocha (MDB) após ele ser citado no caso Banco Master. O requerimento foi apresentado por PSOL, Cidadania e PSB, com base em depoimento de Daniel Vorcaro à Polícia Federal.A disputa pelas duas vagas ao Senado em São Paulo segue indefinida tanto na esquerda quanto na direita. O PT estuda uma chapa com nomes ligados ao governo Lula (PT), enquanto o PL enfrenta disputas internas envolvendo aliados de Jair Bolsonaro. A oposição pretende mudar a estratégia para as eleições de 2026 e reduzir o foco na pauta de costumes, priorizando o debate sobre segurança pública — área considerada um ponto fraco do governo Lula (PT). Levantamento mostra queda nas propostas sobre aborto e avanço de projetos ligados ao combate ao crime, indicando uma guinada no discurso da direita para desgastar o presidente junto ao eleitorado. Você confere essas e outras notícias em Os Pingos nos Is.
#189 - Your Mouth Might Be Aging You: The Shocking Oral-Body Health Connection with Dr. Sanda Moldovan from Beverly Hills Health & Dental Wellness Mercury, Root Canals, Mold, Fluoride, Fillings, and Fatigue with Dr. Sanda Moldovan What if your gums, teeth, and tongue were quietly dictating everything from your hormones to your brain health? In this mind-bending episode, Lisa sits down with Dr. Sanda Moldovan, double-board-certified periodontist, nutritionist, and founder of Beverly Hills Health & Dental Wellness, to explore how your oral microbiome shapes your entire body. We're talking mercury toxicity, root canal infections, fluoride myths, and the bacteria in your mouth linked to Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and even autoimmune disease. Dr. Sanda explains what biological dentistry really is, why it's the future of oral health, and how to start detoxing your mouth for better energy, longevity, and brain clarity. You'll learn:
O ex-diretor da PRF, condenado por tentativa de golpe, tentou fugir pelo Paraguai em um caso de cinema. Se fosse um filme, o que SIlvinei Vasques fez poderia ser chamado de “A fuga das galinhas verdes". Os brasileiros estão otimistas para 2026. Pesquisa do Datafolha revelou que quase 70% acham que o ano que vem será melhor do que 2025 em suas vidas pessoais.Saiba mais: https://linktr.ee/primeirocafenoar
Confira no Morning Show desta sexta-feira (26): Levantamento divulgado pela Paraná Pesquisas nesta sexta-feira (26) indica que o presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) lidera as intenções de voto no primeiro turno contra todos os nomes da direita testados. Lula aparece com 37,6%, à frente do senador Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ), que soma 27,8%. Em um cenário com o ex-presidente Jair Bolsonaro, atualmente preso, o petista também lidera, com 36,9% contra 31,3%. A maior vantagem ocorre diante de Michelle Bolsonaro, com 37,2% para Lula e 24,4% para a ex-primeira-dama. Já nos cenários de segundo turno, o estudo aponta empate técnico entre Lula e os principais adversários da direita, como Jair Bolsonaro, Flávio Bolsonaro, Tarcísio de Freitas e Michelle Bolsonaro. O ex-presidente Jair Bolsonaro segue internado e se recuperando bem da cirurgia de hérnia realizada ontem. No entanto, uma complicação antiga voltou a preocupar a equipe médica: as crises de soluço. Enquanto se discute a "saidinha" de fim de ano em todo o país, no Amazonas a fuga aconteceu de outra forma. Quatorze detentos escaparam da Unidade Prisional de Maués na véspera de Natal (24) após serrarem uma grade de proteção. No dia de Natal, uma notícia surpreendeu a Venezuela: o regime de Nicolás Maduro libertou pelo menos 60 opositores que estavam detidos desde os protestos contra as eleições de 2024. Entre os libertados estão jovens e ativistas que contestavam o resultado das urnas. O corpo de Tainara Souza Santos, de 31 anos, está sendo velado nesta sexta-feira (26) no Cemitério São Pedro, na Zona Leste de São Paulo. Ela morreu na quarta-feira (24), após permanecer internada por 25 dias em decorrência de um atropelamento seguido de arrastamento ocorrido na Marginal Tietê. O sepultamento está marcado para às 12h. A relação entre o MST e o governo federal volta a ficar tensa. Em reportagem à Folha de S.Paulo, Ceres Hadich, da direção nacional do movimento, declarou insatisfação com o ritmo da Reforma Agrária no terceiro mandato de Lula. O ex-diretor da PRF, Silvinei Vasques, foi preso no Paraguai. Ele rompeu a tornozeleira eletrônica, deixou o Brasil sem autorização e foi detido no aeroporto de Assunção enquanto tentava embarcar para El Salvador. O INMET emitiu um alerta de "grau médio de perigo" devido à onda de calor que atinge o Brasil. Com os termômetros marcando quase 36°C em São Paulo, o urologista Alex Meller explica os cuidados urgentes para evitar problemas renais e desidratação nestes dias. Essas e outras notícias você confere no Morning Show.
Confira nesta edição do JR 24 Horas: O ex-diretor da Polícia Rodoviária Federal, Silvinei Vasques, deve ser extraditado ainda hoje do Paraguai. Ele foi preso no aeroporto de Assunção, quando tentava embarcar para El Salvador. A produção da RECORD apurou com fontes da Polícia Federal em Brasília (DF), que após negociação com a polícia paraguaia, Silvinei deverá passar pela tríplice fronteira no Paraná. De lá, o ex-diretor da PRF deve ser transferido para o Complexo Penitenciário da Papuda, no Distrito Federal. Fotos mostram Silvinei preso no Departamento de Migração do Paraguai, ainda dentro do aeroporto. Ele tentava embarcar para El Salvador usando um passaporte que pertence a outra pessoa, de identidade paraguaia. E ainda: Operação retira mais de 6.000 toneladas de barricadas no Rio de Janeiro.
Confira nesta edição do JR 24 Horas: A Polícia Rodoviária Federal aumentou a fiscalização nas estradas do país por conta da movimentação intensa nesta época do ano. Além das fiscalizações, a PRF também promove ações educativas de conscientização. Até domingo (28), os policiais darão atenção especial ao uso do cinto de segurança e da cadeirinha para crianças. O uso dos dispositivos é obrigatório, de acordo com a idade, a altura e o peso da criança. Quem descumpre a lei está sujeito a multa de R$ 293,47, perda de sete pontos na carteira de habilitação e até a possibilidade de apreensão do veículo. De janeiro a novembro deste ano, 16 crianças morreram nas estradas brasileiras sem a devida proteção. Desde a semana passada, a Polícia Rodoviária Federal ampliou as fiscalizações nas rodovias, como parte do programa Rodovida, que tem como objetivo reduzir o número de mortes no trânsito. E ainda: Explosão deixa dois policiais mortos na Rússia.
This week, the sisters catch up on Thanksgiving chaos — flat tires on the 5, tailgating at the Bears/Eagles game, Kathy refusing oysters, and a quick preview of the Big Ten Championship as Indiana faces the Ohio State. There's even a quick holiday detour into honeycomb “coal” candy.Then it's Part Two with nurse practioner and skincare specialist Kim Engelhardt, who breaks down what actually matters for aging skin. Kim cuts through TikTok noise and focuses on the three essentials every woman should be using: vitamin C, sunscreen, and retinol. She digs into PRF vampire facials, collagen stimulation, IPL, microneedling, Botox, filler risks, dermaplaning (home vs in-office), and how to layer serums without losing your mind.If you want real, no-nonsense skincare guidance from someone who treats women every day, this episode is your roadmap.For all the links the recipes and more, log in (it's free) at http://www.threelilfishes.com/shownotes
Some days in oral surgery feel like everything conspires against you. Your back hurts, your schedule is overbooked, and (to top it all off) your favorite assistant called in sick! In this solo episode, Dr. Grant Stucki reflects on how to find joy and purpose in those difficult moments while offering practical ways to shift your mindset. Drawing inspiration from Einstein's theory of relativity, he compares our attitude to gravity, shaping the emotional space around us and influencing everyone we work with. Through stories from his own practice, he explores how awareness, intention, and small daily choices can transform frustration into focus. He shares simple strategies like identifying your top stressors and writing down what boosts your energy, and offers book recommendations that inspire greater mental strength and positivity. Tune in to reconnect with the purpose and positivity that keep great surgeons going!Key Points From This Episode:A new series exploring lessons from everyday surgical experiences.Announcing Dr. Stucki's upcoming course on PRF and Exparel in Denver.Today's topic: How to find joy in surgery and maintain a positive attitude on tough days.Einstein's theory of relativity as a metaphor for mindset and influence.How our mental “gravity” affects the people and energy around us.A story about Dr. Stucki's brother and his contagious enthusiasm for surgery.Reflections on how surgeons can become jaded and cynical over time.The impact of negativity on staff, patients, and surgical outcomes.Being intentional about the energy and attitude brought into the workplace.Strategies for maintaining positive energy, including building awareness of triggers.Book Recommendations: On Fire, The Alter Ego Effect, and Can't Hurt Me.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Enhancing Surgical Outcomes with Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) and Exparel in Oral Surgery Course — https://www.collectiveeducationsociety.com/products/courses/prf-and-exparelCollective Education Society — https://www.collectiveeducationsociety.com/Everyday Oral Surgery blog — https://everydayoralsurgery.com/blog/On Fire — https://www.amazon.com/Fire-Choices-Ignite-Radically-Inspired/dp/1501117726The Alter Ego Effect — https://alteregoeffect.com/Can't Hurt Me — https://www.amazon.com/Cant-Hurt-Me-Master-Your/dp/1544512287Everyday Oral Surgery Website — https://www.everydayoralsurgery.com/ Everyday Oral Surgery on Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/everydayoralsurgery/ Everyday Oral Surgery on Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/EverydayOralSurgery/Dr. Grant Stucki Email — grantstucki@gmail.comDr. Grant Stucki Phone — 720-441-6059
Ahead of the Power Resilience Forum (PRF), industry leaders reflect on what it takes to build a climate-ready grid. In this episode of The EPRI Current, host Samantha Gillman speaks with Julia Hamm from the Ad Hoc Group and EPRI's Morgan Scott about how utilities, regulators, and innovators are adapting grid planning and operations to become more resilient to extreme weather events. They share personal experiences with hurricanes and superstorms, highlighting EPRI's Climate Resilience and Adaptation (READi) initiative – a comprehensive framework to assess physical climate risk across the power system. They also preview the upcoming PRF, hosted by The Ad Hoc Group and Latitude Media in collaboration with EPRI. Designed to convene leaders from across the industry, the PRF aims to promote collaboration and climate-informed planning. Tune in to learn about how proactive investment, cross-sector collaboration, and climate-informed planning are shaping a resilient energy future. For more information and episodes visit EPRI.com. If you enjoy this podcast, please subscribe and share! And please consider leaving a review and rating on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. Follow EPRI: LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/epri/ Twitter https://twitter.com/EPRINews EPRI Current examines key issues and new R&D impacting the energy transition. Each episode features insights from EPRI, the world's preeminent independent, non-profit energy research and development organization, and from other energy industry leaders. We also discuss how innovative technologies are shaping the global energy future. Learn more at www.epri.com
In this episode, Dr. Anthony Youn sits down with Dr. Rod Rohrich, a top Dallas plastic surgeon and clinical professor, for a deep dive into what's really happening in modern cosmetic surgery. From the rise of deep plane facelifts and preservation rhinoplasty to the latest in regenerative treatments like PRP, PRF, and exosomes — they cover it all. Dr. Rohrich pulls back the curtain on how he approaches safety, pricing, and technique with integrity, and even tackles some surprising myths about implants and saunas. Whether you're a patient curious about your options or a practitioner keeping up with cutting-edge methods, this conversation delivers a rare mix of expert insight, honesty, and real-world advice about today's aesthetic medicine.
In this episode of The Root of the Matter, Dr. Rachaele Carver sits down with regenerative medicine pioneer Dr. Jeff Gross, founder of Re-CELLebrate, to explore how stem cells, exosomes, and regenerative therapies are reshaping the future of healing. You'll learn how these tiny cellular messengers help the body repair itself naturally, what they mean for oral health, joint pain, TMJ dysfunction, inflammation, and aging, plus everyday ways to stimulate your own stem cells through fasting, sauna, and mindful living.If you're curious about the science of cellular regeneration, longevity, and whole-body repair, this episode offers both grounded science and real-world hope.Key TopicsWhat stem cells and exosomes are, and how they accelerate healingHow regenerative medicine supports joint, spine, and TMJ healthWhy oral health and blood flow are key to faster recoveryHow to naturally boost stem cell activity with fasting, sauna, and cold therapyThe connection between inflammation, hormones, and agingWhy bone health is often the real root cause behind “arthritis” painThe future of exosome therapy for longevity and anti-aging supportStem cell therapy, exosome therapy, regenerative medicine, natural healing, joint regeneration, oral health, PRF dentistry, TMJ therapy, anti-aging, inflammation reduction, stem cell activation, longevity medicine, holistic dentistry, cellular repair, Dr. Jeff Gross, Dr. Rachaele Carver, Re-CELLebrate, exosome benefits, regenerative dentistry, holistic health podcast.TakeawaysHealing happens when the body remembers how to communicate. Exosomes are those messengers.Blood flow equals life. Support it, don't suppress it.You can activate your own stem cells through rhythm, heat, cold, and rest.Regenerative medicine and holistic dentistry share one truth — the body knows how to heal when you clear the interference.ResourcesGuest: Dr. Jeff Gross, Founder of Re-CELLlebrate — re-cellebrate.co Instagram @recellabrateConnect with Dr. CarverJoin the 6-Week Gum Disease Course: https://reversegumdiseaseinsixweeks.info/optinpageBook Your Personalized Consultation: https://calendly.com/drcarver-1/health-coaching-consult?month=2025-10Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only. Information discussed is not intended for diagnosis, curing, or prevention of any disease and is not intended to replace advice given by a licensed healthcare practitioner. Before using any products mentioned or attempting methods discussed, please speak with a licensed healthcare provider. This podcast disclaims responsibility from any possible adverse reactions associated with products or methods discussed. Opinions from guests are their own, and this podcast does not condone or endorse opinions made by guests. We do not provide guarantees about the guests' qualifications or credibility. This podcast and its guests may have direct or indirect financial interests associated with products mentioned.
In this episode of More Than A Pretty Face, Dr. Azi talks with Dr. Terrence Keaney, a Washington DC dermatologist specializing in injectables, regenerative medicine, and body contouring. They discuss why patients are more cautious with fillers, how long results last, and what causes the "overfilled" look. The conversation covers PRF, fat transfer, filler migration, biostimulators, and emerging treatments like exosomes and PDRN. Dr. Keaney also shares insights on male aesthetics, hair restoration, and his go-to treatments for natural, long-lasting results. Timeline of what was discussed: 00:00 – Introduction 01:19 – “Filler fear” trend among patients 02:10 – Why overfilling happens 03:01 – How long fillers actually last 04:01 – Variation in filler longevity between patients 05:04 – Evaluating where to place filler 06:15 – Goal of fillers: restoring natural volume 07:13 – “Natural fillers” vs fat transfer 08:05 – Long-term filler safety & migration myths 09:12 – Why filler “migration” occurs 10:33 – Choosing the right filler and injector 12:11 – Emerging injectables (PDRN, exosomes) 15:14 – Safety concerns & lack of data on new injectables 15:50 – Biostimulators (Sculptra, Radiesse) 18:12 – Male aesthetics & growing interest 19:22 – Top male concerns: hairline, eyes, jawline 19:58 – New hair-loss research 21:22 – Hair restoration methods (medical, PRP, surgical) 22:52 – Robotic hair transplantation 23:05 – Rapid-fire Q&A 25:45 – Where to find Dr. Keeney 26:07 – Host closing remarks & listener outro ______________________________________________________________ Follow Terrence Keaney on Instagram: @drtkeaney Check out his clinic: https://skindcderm.com/ Terrence Keaney, MD, FAAD, is a board-certified dermatologist, researcher, and educator based in the Washington, D.C. area. He is co-founder of SkinDC, a practice dedicated to personalized dermatology, where he blends medical, surgical, and aesthetic techniques to treat skin, hair, and aging concerns. ______________________________________________________________ Submit your questions for the podcast to Dr. Azi on Instagram @morethanaprettyfacepodcast, @skinbydrazi, on YouTube, and TikTok @skinbydrazi. Email morethanaprettyfacepodcast@gmail.com. Shop skincare at https://azimdskincare.com and learn more about the practice at https://www.lajollalaserderm.com/ The content of this podcast is for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes and does not constitute formal medical advice. © Azadeh Shirazi, MD FAAD.
Luke Hisel of Redd Summit explains how Pasture, Rangeland, and Forage (PRF) Insurance is tied to historic rainfall and why the right grids and intervals make all the difference. In this episode, you'll hear how one simple policy tweak could've quadrupled coverage, and what to ask your agent to make sure you're not stuck with a cookie-cutter setup. If your current policy feels like a dud, it's time for a smarter strategy. Visit reddsummit.com to learn how to tailor your PRF policy for your operation. This episode is sponsored by Redd Summit. Redd Summit Advisors is a team of ranchers and industry experts who help protect over 50 million acres nationwide with tailored risk management strategies.
Confira os destaques do Jornal da Manhã desta segunda-feira (13): O presidente dos Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, fez um discurso histórico no Parlamento de Israel após a libertação dos reféns israelenses do Hamas. Entre as declarações, Trump afirmou que “não é apenas o fim de uma guerra, é o fim de uma era de terror e morte. O início de uma era de fé e esperança”. Ele também destacou a desmilitarização da Faixa de Gaza, elogiou o primeiro-ministro Benjamin Netanyahu, criticou governos anteriores e celebrou a resolução de oito conflitos em oito meses. Neste domingo (12), milhares de fiéis se reuniram no Santuário Nacional de Aparecida (SP) para celebrar o Dia de Nossa Senhora Aparecida, Padroeira do Brasil. Segundo a PRF, mais de 39 mil romeiros passaram pela Rodovia Presidente Dutra rumo à Basílica. Entre os presentes estavam o vice-presidente Geraldo Alckmin e sua esposa, Lu Alckmin, além do secretário de Governo Gilberto Kassab, que representou o governador Tarcísio de Freitas. Reportagem: Daniel Lian. O presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva participa nesta segunda-feira (13), em Roma (Itália), do Fórum Mundial da Alimentação, promovido pela Organização das Nações Unidas para Alimentação e Agricultura (FAO). O evento reúne líderes globais para discutir segurança alimentar, sustentabilidade e combate à fome no mundo. Reportagem: Rany Veloso. O vice-presidente dos Estados Unidos, JD Vance, afirmou nesta semana que, quanto mais tempo durar a paralisação parcial do governo federal, maiores serão os cortes na força de trabalho pública. Segundo ele, parte dos cargos hoje suspensos pode nunca mais retornar. As declarações foram dadas durante um evento em Cincinnati, Ohio. Reportagem: Eliseu Caetano. Essas e outras notícias você acompanha no Jornal da Manhã. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Austin Tucker with Specialized Crop Insurance and Matt Makens of Makens Weather, join TSCRA Talk host, Kristen Brown, to discuss the importance of strategy in utilizing pasture, rangeland and forage insurance. Tucker shares information about PRF including location, time periods, productivity factors, coverage levels and common misconceptions. Makens comments on factors involved with long-range weather outlooks and a big-picture look at 2026. A special thank you to our episode sponsor, Specialized Crop Insurance. Learn more at: prfrainfall.com makensweather.com rma.usda.gov
Did you know your mouth is a mirror of your overall health? In today's episode, holistic dentist Dr. Michelle Jorgensen joins Dr. Krause to uncover the hidden connections between your oral health and chronic conditions like fatigue, hormone imbalance, and even cancer risk. A former traditional dentist, Dr. Jorgensen's own battle with mercury toxicity changed the course of her life and practice. Now she helps patients heal at the cellular level by starting where true health begins: the mouth. If you're tired of chasing health trends and still not feeling better, this episode will help you uncover the root causes you might be missing.
Hallie Gould is GM and editor-in-chief of the online beauty publication Byrdie. She joins the show for a fun and candid deep dive into the beauty and wellness world from both sides of the industry. We get into skincare routines and Hallie's specific go-to products, how aging, hormones, and breakouts change the way we approach maintenance, and the instant-gratification treatments she actually thinks are worth it. Hallie pulls back the curtain on what really happens behind the scenes at media outlets—how editors vet products they recommend, what celebrity disclosures about surgery mean for readers, and which trends are here to stay. We also talk hair hacks, the crossover of beauty and wellness, and embracing our 40s with confidence—complete with Eva Longoria and Salma Hayek aging-goals inspo. Plus, Hallie shares her experience with treatments like Softwave and PRF, and walks us through her makeup routine for that effortless dewy glow.This episode is brought to you by YNAB, Open Phone, Field of Greens, Our Place, Ritual, Jolie, and Momentous.Visit www.ynab.com/well to claim an exclusive three-month free trial, with no credit card required.Visit quo.com/BLONDE for 20% off 6 months. Get 20% off when you use promo code WELL at fieldofgreens.com. Go to fromourplace.com/BLONDE and use code BLONDE for 10% off sitewide.Visit ritual.com/BLONDE for 25% off your first month. Go to jolieskinco.com/WELL for free shipping.Use promo code blonde for 35% off your first subscription order at livemomentous.com. Please note that this episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct or indirect financial interest in products or services referred to in this episode.Produced by Dear Media.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
On today's episode, Dr. Mark Costes is joined by Dr. Ben Kacos for a powerful and tactical conversation on what it really takes to evolve from a standard general dentist to a Super GP. Dr. Kacos shares his personal journey of 700% growth by strategically adding advanced clinical procedures like surgical extractions, socket grafting, molar endo, and IV sedation. Together, they break down the path of clinical progression—starting with strong communication skills and moving into more complex treatments—and explain how expanding your skill set directly impacts production, patient loyalty, and practice growth. They also discuss the critical role of team training, realistic onboarding for new procedures like PRF and implants, and how you don't need to do it all yourself to create a Super GP practice. Whether you're just getting started or looking to take your practice to the next level, this episode is packed with insights to help you build a more comprehensive, profitable, and patient-focused operation. Be sure to check out the full episode from the Dentalpreneur Podcast! EPISODE RESOURCES https://www.truedentalsuccess.com Dental Success Network Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast
Welcome back to The Root of the Matter. In today's episode, I'm joined by Dr. Toni Engram, a SMART-certified biologic dentist, integrative health coach, and founder of Flourish Dental Boutique in Texas. From the moment we connected, it felt like talking with a soul sister. Our journeys through personal illness, holistic healing, and biologic dentistry mirror each other in many ways, and this conversation is packed with insights for anyone curious about how the mouth and body are deeply intertwined.Dr. Engram shares her personal story of being diagnosed with Crohn's disease, and how that turning point inspired her to reimagine the way she practiced dentistry. Instead of following the conventional model, she began to explore oral-systemic health, functional medicine, and the root causes of inflammation. Her journey led her to create a fluoride-free, mercury-safe dental practice where patients are cared for with a focus on prevention, healing, and whole-body wellness.Together, we explore the connections between oral health, the gut microbiome, and the nervous system. We talk about why airway health, tongue ties, and sleep apnea matter more than most people realize, and how breathing patterns can influence everything from digestion to a child's development. Dr. Engram also opens up about the challenges of transitioning a conventional dental practice to a biologic model, and why authenticity is so important when guiding patients through this work.What We Dive Into in This EpisodeDr. Engram's healing journey with Crohn's disease and how it shaped her careerThe overlap between gut dysbiosis, oral inflammation, and systemic healthSleep apnea, airway health, and the role of the nervous system in preventionWhy fluoride-free and mercury-safe dentistry supports long-term healthSalivary testing, microbiome diversity, and why pH balance matters more than fluorideHow materials like composites, zirconia, and biocompatible ceramics impact the bodyThe power of ozone, PRF, and functional tools for saving teeth and preventing root canalsCreating a dental practice that is truly authentic and patient-centeredThis conversation is full of practical pearls and heart-centered wisdom. Whether you're a patient curious about biologic dentistry, a mom navigating your child's oral health, or a provider looking for inspiration on the path toward more holistic care, you'll leave this episode with fresh perspective and hope.Connect with Dr. Toni IngramWebsite: flourish.dentalInstagram: @drtoniengram✨ Thank you for helping us reach the top 5% of podcasts in the oral health space! Because of your support, we're now offering one-on-one consultations for those ready to take their oral health to the next level. Check the link in the show notes to book your personalized session and begin your journey to a healthier, brighter smile today.Here is the link to schedule: https://calendly.com/drcaDisclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only. Information discussed is not intended for diagnosis, curing, or prevention of any disease and is not intended to replace advice given by a licensed healthcare practitioner. Before using any products mentioned or attempting methods discussed, please speak with a licensed healthcare provider. This podcast disclaims responsibility from any possible adverse reactions associated with products or methods discussed. Opinions from guests are their own, and this podcast does not condone or endorse opinions made by guests. We do not provide guarantees about the guests' qualifications or credibility. This podcast and its guests may have direct or indirect financial interests associated with products mentioned.
In this episode of Camp Chaos, we sit down with our real-life friend and aesthetics queen Megan Atchison, BSN, RN, CANS—aka @megan_rn_injector—for a no-filter deep dive into the world of injectables, lasers, and celebrity transformations. We talk: • PRF vs filler (and what EZ Gel actually does) • Salmon sperm facials (yes, that's a thing) • Botox trends (and why your 20s might not be too early) • Microneedling vs Morpheus8 vs just… aging gracefully • The biggest red flags in the aesthetic industry • And the question on everyone's mind: What did Kris Jenner do to her face?! From celebrity glow-ups to injectable regrets, Megan spills the tea on what works, what's overhyped, and how to avoid looking like a walking filter. Plus, rapid fire on lip flips, threads, the one treatment she'll never do again, and the newest trend she's obsessed with. It's smart, spicy, and exactly what you didn't know you needed to know about your face. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We've all seen it. Botox, filler, and quick fixes are everywhere, but are they the best solution? Today, facial plastic surgeon Dr. Cameron Chesnut unpacks taking a holistic approach to aesthetics. We talk the truth about Botox and filler, and discuss lasers, regenerative treatments, and minimally invasive surgical options.Timestamps:[1:45] Intro[4:05] Interview with Dr. Chesnut[11:04] What do you think most people are getting wrong in the aesthetic industry? [18:18] Can you define the term "minimally invasive" and how do you determine what's enough for somebody?[27:22] What does regenerative really mean within the context of aesthetics? [30:38] What is your take on microneedling? [33:51] If someone has "good skin", does it make sense for them to do microneedling?[36:28] Can you explain the difference between PRP and PRF? [39:17] Can you break down the different types of lasers, how they work, and if we should avoid specific ones?[49:35] What is the insignia lift rejuvenation and why is it different from a traditional lift? [51:26] Can you give your thoughts on Sculptra, the pros and cons and then BBL, broad band light? and is it what are its long -term effects?[56:09] What's the most effective way to get the lines around your mouth away or the deep set wrinkles in the forehead?[1:00:46] Are there treatments aside from laser that treat acne scaring? [1:03:16] Can we talk about jowls - I see my family jowls Curse starting to appear. Once they appear what's the best treatment?[1:06:32] What's the best procedure to help with droopy eyelids?Episode Links:Follow Dr. Cameron on InstagramJoin the Clinic 5C CommunitySponsors:Go to drinklmnt.com/wellfed and use code WELLFED to get a free 8-pack with any drink mix purchase!Go to boncharge.com/WELLFED and use coupon code WELLFED to save 15% off any order.Go to mdlogichealth.com/defend and use coupon code WELLFED for 10% off.Go to wellminerals.us/creatine and use code WELLFED to get 10% off your order.
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