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    Dental Management of a Talon Cusp on a Permanent Incisor in Traumatic Occlusion

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    The purpose of this paper is to report the case of an 8-year-old female with occlusal interferences involving the permanent maxillary right central incisor (PMRCI) due to a Type 1 dens evaginatus, also known as a talon cusp (TC), causing displacement of the affected tooth. Clinical concerns related to TCs include occlusal interferences and increased risk for dental injury, displacement of the affected tooth, caries, tongue irritation and esthetic concerns. The TC in this report was reduced periodically over two months. Following each reduction, 5% topical sodium fluoride varnish was applied as a desensitizing agent. Upon completion and removal of the TC, sealant (Ultra Seal XT R plus TM, Ultradent Products, Inc. USA) material was applied to the lingual surface of the affected tooth. The patient was evaluated five weeks after treatment completion, during which time, no clinical signs or symptoms related to the reduction were reported

    J Mich Dent Assoc March 2025

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    Each month, The Journal of the Michigan Dental Association provides news, information, and features about Michigan dentistry to our state\u27s oral health community and the MDA\u27s 6,200+ members. It stands as the primary publication reaching Michigan dentists. This month’s issue offers an insightful article on general-purpose AI to boost creativity and efficiency in dental practice. Helpful tips on protecting your reputation are provided in an article on Myths, Tips, and Tricks to manage online reviews. Readers then learn that ADA Commons provides much more than access to current and past articles and issues of the Journal of the Michigan Dental Association. Through ADA Commons readers can search for and discover information from dental publications across the nation. This month’s features conclude with information on exclusive member benefits through iCore on dental revenue cycle management. Regular Departments: New Professional, MDA Services, Dentistry and the Law, Staff Matters, and a Michigan Dental Foundation update

    Staff Matters: Help! I’m Struggling to Handle the HR Function in My Practice

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    The article addresses the HR management challenges faced by small dental practices, specifically focusing on practices with around 10 employees. It provides practical solutions for handling HR functions, including delegating basic HR duties to existing staff, outsourcing payroll, and engaging external HR consultants for specialized needs. The piece emphasizes that while owners can delegate tasks, they must remain actively involved in leadership and setting workplace culture

    Reflections on RMDC 2025: A Weekend to Remember

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    MDDS President, Dr. Susan Kutis, reflects on the 2025 Rocky Mountain Dental Convention (RMDC). With over 110 CE sessions, 250+ exhibitors, and engaging networking events, RMDC continues to be a premier destination for professional growth and industry connections

    VA Dent J April, May and June 2025

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    The Spring 2025 issue of the Virginia Dental Journal (Volume 102, Number 2) highlights the Virginia Dental Association’s (VDA) continued focus on solving the dental workforce shortage through legislative advocacy, expanded educational pathways, and member engagement. President Dr. Justin Norbo outlines efforts such as partnering with colleges, supporting new training models, and pursuing licensure reforms. A key development is the debut of The Fulcrum Podcast, which offers in-depth conversations on topics like workforce issues, insurance transparency, and audit preparation. The issue provides a detailed review of the 2025 General Assembly session, with updates on bills impacting dental practice, including support for licensure expansion and protections against excessive insurance fees. Dr. Bruce Hutchison emphasizes the importance of member support for the VDA PAC to maintain influence in policy decisions. Clinical content includes endodontic abstracts from VCU residents, covering topics like sodium hypochlorite concentrations, internal bleaching, orthodontic impacts on RCTs, and cracked tooth management. Additional features explore communication strategies, audit readiness, and how to discuss fluoridation with patients. Personal stories, member recognition, and tributes—including a memorial for Sister Bernie—round out the issue, reinforcing the VDA’s commitment to advocacy, education, and professional connection

    J Mich Dent Assoc April 2025

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    Each month, The Journal of the Michigan Dental Association provides news, information, and features about Michigan dentistry to our state\u27s oral health community and the MDA\u27s 6,200+ members. It stands as the primary publication reaching Michigan dentists. The April issue marks the end of an era, as the MDA announced it would discontinue providing a print issue and focus on digital distribution. This month’s issue includes a cover feature on going non-par, a feature article on pterygoid implant placement and restoration, candidate’s biographical statements, and information on a new membership benefit for health and well-being. Regular departments include the New Dentist Column, MDA Services, Dentistry and the Law, Staff Matters, MDA Insurance (Data Breaches Hit Providers,) and a Michigan Dental Foundation update

    To Shred—Or Not

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    Every dentist should know by now that any personal information that can be used to identify someone in New York State cannot just be thrown out with the trash. Unless, of course, it is destroyed properly. Although many dentists’ offices are moving toward electronic recordkeeping, some still rely on paper charts or a hybrid. For offices that use paper, there are state laws and federal HIPAA requirements that address what needs to be done during disposal

    Exploring ADA Commons, the ADA’s New Home for Tripartite Publications

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    ADA Commons is a searchable, open-access database designed to centralize and expand access to dental publications across the ADA tripartite, including state and local dental societies. This resource allows users to explore various dental journals published by the ADA tripartite, including the New York State Dental Journal (NYSDA), facilitating research, professional development, and archival reference

    NODA News May 2025

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    New Orleans Dental Association (NODA) News includes regular columns with regional news impacting the New Orleans membership including: columns from the President and Executive Director, feature articles relating to the field of dentistry, association events and upcoming activities, component news, continuing education opportunities, and classifieds

    DOGE for Dentists

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    This article features a monthly column from the Macomb Dental Society President, Dr. Kathy Elias

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