In this podcast episode, Dr. Marty Jablow joins our host, Kira Dineen, to discuss minimally invasive dentistry and its impact in diagnosing diseases. They also talk about how curing composites are more than just shining a light.
Dr. Marty Jablow is known as America’s Dental Technology Coach. He received his dental degree from Rutgers Dental School in 1986 and practices in Woodbridge, New Jersey. He is the Chief Development Officer of Cellerant Consulting and a member of the Cellerant Best of Class selection committee. Dr. Jablow has achieved Fellowships from the Academy of General Dentistry and the International Association of Dental-Facial Esthetics. He has been selected multiple times as one of Dentistry Today magazine Top Lecturers. Dr. Jablow holds memberships in the American Dental Association and NJ Dental Association. He is a long time member of his county’s Peer Review Committee. Dr. Jablow has written articles for many dental journals and has had his own column and video series.
On This Episode We Discuss….
Minimally Invasive Dentistry
What is minimally invasive dentistry?Which procedures can you use this technique with?What tools do you use while conducting these?Once dentists diagnose, what should they be doing with this information?How does minimally invasive techniques lead to improved quality of care?Curing composite
How can dentists prevent post-polymerization sensitivity?How can curing composite differ under various clinical situations?Some dentists’ curing light might not be curing composite as well as they think, can you explain why this is and what dentists can do to fix this problem?What should dentists look at when purchasing a new LED curing light?How should the approach to curing composite differ based on the type and shade of the composite?How can you reduce polymerization shrinkage?http://www.addent.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Marty-Jablow-Promo-Video.mp4
Explore more from Dr. Jablow on his websites, dentaltechnologycoach.com, cellerantconsulting.com, greenstreetdental.com and dentechblog.blogspot.com. You can also follow him on Twitter.
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