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Even as feedback to the FTC on noncompete bans differs among some HCP groups, an expert says such bans are already in place and noncompetes “as we know them are likely to be a thing of the past.”
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Mashup Score: 0Firing dental employees: Dos, don'ts, and how to know it's time - 1 year(s) ago
Making the call to let someone go isn’t easy or pleasant, but sometimes it’s necessary. Learn from others who’ve had to make that call.
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Making the call to let someone go isn't easy or pleasant, but sometimes it's necessary. #dentistry #dentistryiq https://t.co/Ib9G60r2As
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A long-term study makes the strong case that giving patients nonopioid painkillers for dental pain is as effective as opioids and can have a widespread impact on reducing persistent opioid use.
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While gabapentin has its own risks, its use in this study enabled many patients to avoid opioid use after extractions. #dentistry #dentalhygiene https://t.co/XPg0MU264g
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Learn about why an individual’s innate immune system may help protect them from COVID-19, other unrelated reasons some people have (so far) dodged the virus, and more.
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In brief: Learn about why an individual's innate immune system may help protect them from COVID-19, other unrelated reasons some people have (so far) dodged the virus, and more. #DentistryIQ https://t.co/PhWVJiZRG9
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Mashup Score: 16 early signs of gum disease - 2 year(s) ago
In this gallery, David R. Rice, DDS, shares six signs of gum disease to look for that can keep a treatable issue from becoming a major problem.
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NEW GALLERY: 6 early signs of gum disease. David R. Rice, DDS, shares six signs of gum disease for patients to look for that can keep a treatable issue from becoming a major problem. #DentistryIQ #dentistry https://t.co/lJLi65lSrY
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Read up on the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)’s ban on Juul marketing and selling e-cigarettes, a lockdown shortage of lidocaine, how DNA in teeth broke open a mystery, and more.
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In brief: Read up on FDA's ban on Juul marketing and selling e-cigarettes, a lockdown shortage of lidocaine, how DNA in teeth broke open a mystery, and more. #DentistryIQ https://t.co/ZKUXfgboPo
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Mashup Score: 0Highlight a "home away from home" to attract new team members - 2 year(s) ago
Hiring exceptional staff is crucial and more difficult now than ever. Showcasing your team and office culture is a great start.
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To attract new team members, showcase your office culture. Sounds simple, but to do that, you have to have that to offer. Do you? #DentistryIQ https://t.co/uWh4mNVRbi
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Mashup Score: 0Calculus bridge: Do your patients know the risks? - 2 year(s) ago
In brief: Share the causes, side effects, and treatments with your patients—before they need extensive dental treatment.
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Share the causes, side effects, and treatments with your patients—before they need extensive dental treatment. https://t.co/3MaZ1BV8b6
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Mashup Score: 3Why do men struggle with oral health? - 2 year(s) ago
A recent study showed that men have poorer oral health habits than women. Why is that, and what can health-care providers do about it?
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A recent study showed that men have poorer oral health habits than women. Why is that, and what can health-care providers do about it? Read our new article and exclusive commentary. ⬇️ https://t.co/tZrUzH9qzE
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“Surprising” results of a post-op pain study indicate patients who took naproxen sodium after dental surgery reported less intense pain and longer-lasting relief than the group taking opioids.
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"Surprising" results of a post-op pain study indicate patients who took naproxen sodium after dental surgery reported less intense pain and longer-lasting relief than the group taking opioids. #DentistryIQ https://t.co/H5tpkqb4km
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Like them or not, they're going away. #dentistryIQ #dds #dentistrylife https://t.co/czqgDxNw0U