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Next Case Discussion with Dr. Amanda Seay: Tuesday, November 3rd at 8 PM ET


Learning to See What Matters with Dr. Katya Archambault
Every radiograph tells a story, some of trauma, some of healing, and sometimes life-altering diagnoses. Dr. Katya Archambault doesn’t just interpret images, she teaches dentists how to see what they’re missing. In a field where early detection can change lives, Dr. Archambault is reshaping how radiology is taught by empowering dentists to walk into their practices knowing they won’t miss crucial signs.

The New Dentist
6 min read


From the Mountains of Laos to a Dental Practice in Georgia
My journey to dentistry began on the other side of the world, among the mountains of northern Laos. To truly understand how I ended up here—serving patients and practicing dentistry in Georgia—we must travel back through time, culture, war, and resilience....

Dr. Shue Her
4 min read


What I Wish I Had Learned in Dental School
As a young dentist, I quickly realized dental school didn’t prepare me for the business side of practice. We spend four-plus years in...

Dr. Talar Kiladjian
5 min read


The Need for Speed with Dr. Filippo Caliceti
Dr. Filippo Caliceti drives race cars to unwind. He has competed in many different types of races with different types of cars, and has...

The New Dentist
1 min read


Essential Exercise Programs to Prevent Occupational Pain
As dental professionals, you face unique physical challenges that stem directly from the demands of your work. Long hours spent in static...
Klaus Dobra
5 min read


H20 Vertical or Horizontal with Dr. Taite Anderson
Dr. Taite Anderson’s favorite hobby is water. Wind, gravity, petrol, any type of potential energy works for Dr. Anderson. They say 71%...

The New Dentist
3 min read


General is the New Special
We live in a world focused on becoming more and more special, but where does that leave the generalists? Does that make them just run of...

Dr. Joe McEnhill
5 min read


Skydiving with Dr. Leandro Velasco
My first experience with skydiving was in 1999. I was fascinated, but due to my studies and commitments I did not continue in the sport...

The New Dentist
1 min read


Why Do Some People Have to Be Difficult?
I don’t know about you, but as a dentist, I catch myself focusing on the negative. It's a common human trait, but I believe our education...

Dr. Travis Campbell
5 min read


Diving With the Sharks and More with Prof. Massimo Simion
When Prof. Massimo Simion goes on vacation, he’s not interested in just sitting on the beach and relaxing, though being near the water...

The New Dentist
4 min read


A Relentless Runner: 12 Marathons in 12 Cities
Running is often seen as a natural talent, but for some, it’s more about determination than genetics. Dr. Elaine Halley doesn’t fit the...

The New Dentist
3 min read


Tailor-Made: How Pastelli Turned Dental Clothing into High Fashion
For Gianna Pamich, president of Italian dental clothing company Pastelli, creating elegant, comfortable, and functional dental clothing...

The New Dentist
3 min read


Competitive Kayaking with Dr. Istvan Urban
Every day after he finishes up in his clinic, Dr. Istvan Urban heads to the Danube River to train for national and international kayaking...

The New Dentist
2 min read


Dr. Nick Fahey Catches His Shark—On a Fly Rod
A few years ago, catching large sharks in the Irish Sea became a bit of an obsession for Dr. Nick Fahey and two of his friends—but they...

The New Dentist
2 min read


From Root Canals to Radical Creations
Dr. Lisa Germain channels her creativity into art, designing bold, one-of-a-kind shoes that symbolize love, friendship, and shared memories.

The New Dentist
1 min read


Implant Dentistry: A Solution for Working Dental Moms?
There is no denying the paradigm shift of women in dentistry over the last few decades. The most recent GDC registration report from...

Dr. Morven McCauley
4 min read


Dr. AnnMarie Olson Sharing Music with the World
Dr. AnnMarie Olson was exposed to music at an early age and has carried that passion into adulthood. Her father was a percussionist in...

The New Dentist
2 min read


If the Boot Fits
When Dr. David Little walks into a room to begin a lecture, his students can’t help but take a look at his feet. That’s because they...

The New Dentist
3 min read


Focusing on Mom: How to Comfort Fearful Parents
A young mother sits on the couch in the reception room. The couch is comfortable, and the reception area is filled with calming...

Dr. Reza Ardalan
5 min read


From Coma to Comeback: Dr. Marq Sams’ Journey of Resilience and Grit
From a life-changing accident to building one of the top peri-implant practices, Dr. Marq Sams shares the lessons in resilience and leadership every dentist can apply.

Dr. Reza Ardalan
Oct 282 min read


When Protocols Prevail: A 13-Year Follow-Up on an Iatrogenic Perforation Case
Every now and then, a case comes along that reminds us why adherence to clinical protocol and sound judgment are indispensable in endodontics. This case, one of the most fascinating I’ve encountered, follows a patient 13 years after treatment and demonstrates how proper diagnosis and retreatment can turn a compromised situation into a long-term success story.

Dr. William Nudera
Oct 272 min read


Systematic Endodontics Live: Techniques, Strategies & Case Solutions
Join Dr. William Nudera for a live webinar where he expands on the concepts from his Systematic Endodontics online course. This interactive session will go beyond the fundamentals, offering a closer look at key techniques and practical strategies that make endodontic treatment more predictable

The New Dentist
Oct 221 min read


Dr. Amanda Seay’s Guide to Minimally Invasive Smile Transformations
When we talk about the restorative periodontal interface, what we’re really discussing is the harmony between the pink and the white, the tissue and the teeth. Achieving the ideal smile isn’t just about perfectly shaped teeth; it’s about how those teeth interact with the surrounding gingiva to create a natural, balanced and esthetically pleasing result.

The New Dentist
Oct 173 min read


Dr. David Sarver, P-I Brånemark Award for Lifetime Achievement Recipient
After five years of developing surgical treatment plans for patients with facial deformities, Dr. David Sarver reached out to his trusted...

The New Dentist
Oct 96 min read


Redefining Dentistry Through Partnership: Insights from Dr. Morven McCauley
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Morven McCauley to talk about one of the biggest challenges associates face today: finding balance and autonomy in corporate or group practice settings. Morven shares some incredibly grounded advice about knowing your values, standing by your clinical standards, and having open, honest conversations with the people you work for (or with).

Dr. Reza Ardalan
Oct 92 min read


Navigating Dental Insurance: Insights from Dr. Travis Campbell
Dental insurance can feel like a tangled web of rules, contracts and affiliations. In this episode of the Dental Slang Podcast, I had the chance to sit down with Dr. Travis Campbell, better known in dentistry as The Dental Insurance Guy. Travis has built a reputation for simplifying one of the most frustrating aspects of practice ownership: managing insurance in a way that benefits both patients and providers.

Dr. Reza Ardalan
Sep 262 min read


How Not to Kill Your Patients: Bridging the Gap Between Dentistry and Medicine
Both medicine and dentistry are advancing at break-neck speeds, making it difficult for clinicians to stay current. Medical conditions and their management are increasingly complex, and if dentists don’t understand these nuances—or how they affect dental treatment, which is also growing more complex—they risk compromising patient safety.

The New Dentist
Sep 237 min read


Managing Dental Practice Bonuses: A Strategic Approach to Profitability and Staff Motivation
As a dental practice owner, one of your most important responsibilities is ensuring that your practice remains profitable. Part of this involves managing your team’s compensation, including the distribution of bonuses. While bonuses can serve as an effective tool for incentivizing high performance and rewarding exceptional effort, the way many practices approach bonuses can have unintended consequences for both their staff and their bottom line.

The New Dentist
Sep 125 min read
Abfraction: A Unique Access Approach
Brought to you by Board-Certified Endodontist, Dr. Willliam Nudera
Ever considered facial access on a lateral incisor? In this short but powerful case breakdown, Dr. William Nudera tackles a tricky necrotic pulp case with a severe abfraction lesion, and he makes a bold decision to access the canal through the facial surface.

The New Dentist
Jul 291 min read
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