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Dr. Elaine Halley made an off-hand remark at the end of a lecture on diagnostic accuracy, and the room reacted more strongly than to anything else she had said.
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This case is proof that the plan you start with is not always the plan you finish with.
Dr. Elaine Halley made an off-hand remark at the end of a lecture on diagnostic accuracy, and the room reacted more strongly than to anything else she had said.
He had researched it thoroughly and knew exactly what he wanted. Dr. Elaine Halley on the record that changed his mind without her having to argue.

No CBCT, no ortho, no expansion. The asymmetry reached her orbits, and the pupils could not be trusted as a reference.
The software will hand you a smile in seconds. Dr. Elaine Halley on what you should be checking it against before you show the patient.
You can see when a smile is off. Dr. Elaine Halley on putting it into words, using a concept borrowed from painting.
He whitened and still thought his teeth looked dull. Dr. Elaine Halley on why the problem was position, not color.