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By Lisa Neuman

As part of our extensive coverage this month on how to leverage your practice-marketing efforts through the use of social media, Inside Dentistry sat down with Dr. Zuckerberg (quite the social-media guru himself, he now gives talks all over the country on the subject) to ask for his advice on how dentists can get the most out of Facebook. He spoke with both candor and humor not as a proud dad (although he clearly is), but as a practicing dentist who has made this medium work for him and his dental practice. His keyword? Engage.

Todd R. Schoenbaum, DDS; Sebastian Ercus, DMD, MS; John Snowden, DDS

A clinical technique is described for the creation of predictable, stable, and efficient provisionals in combination with the use of immediate dentin sealing for partial-coverage posterior ceramic restorations.

New technologies and services are being developed and integrated into dental practices to connect patients with the full spectrum of healthcare services. Dental assistants have the knowledge and authority to communicate the benefits of these changes.

Daniel McCann

Battered by the recession and growing offshore competition, laboratory owners across the country are on the rebound with new business strategies to ensure sustainable, successful futures.

Parkell, Inc.

Precision bite registration is only the beginning. Discover why BluMousse is ideal for a full range of non-traditional impression techniques.

The proceedings from the AAP Spring Conference is an outstanding example of sharing clinical knowledge and fostering communication in oral healthcare. The value of this scientific conference, and the insights and advancements explored during it, will be further magnified once the findings are shared with a broader audience within the dental profession.