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The Electronic Oral Health Record David W. Heid, DDS; Joseph Chasteen, DDS, MA; Arden W. Forrey, PhD This paper
presents the history of the use of the computer for maintaining patient
medical care information. The importance of an electronic health
record and its application to dentistry are discussed. |
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Managing Practice Statistics for Practice
Success Steven Schwartz, DDS The
incorporation of computers into the dental practice has enabled the
dentist and staff to quickly access information vital to monitoring
practice growth and vitality. This paper discusses the value of
using data as a tool for practice management. |
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The AAMOP Case Challenge: A Rapidly
Enlarging Pigmented Lesion Of The Buccal Mucosa Sohee K. Park, DMD; Brad W. Neville, DDS
A 39-year old African American male noticed
the presence of a brown, slightly rough asymptomatic lesion on the inside
of his left cheek. There was no history of trauma, undue force to
the side of his face, or any recent dental treatment. Test your
diagnostic skills by taking this case challenge to see if you can make the
diagnosis. |
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Continuing
Education: Using Research for Clinical Decision-Making: The
Elements of a Research Report Ann L McCann, RDH, MS; Emet D Schneiderman, PhD This continuing education course provides the reader with an excellent explanation of the elements of a research paper and how to interpret the content and incorporate the information into the clinical-decision-making process. |