Clearly dental professionals would view these so-called dental kits as folly, even dangerous. But to others, they could represent an internet-driven “disrupter” that shifts the balance of control to the consumer and away from “the industry....Read More
To pick just one, a Princeton University study had people look at a microsecond of video of a political candidate. Research subject went on to predict – with 70 percent accuracy – who would win the election based on that microsecond of film...Read More
Since my dental visits as a child, I have received toothpaste and a toothbrush (and later floss) each and every time I have left the dentist’s office.Read More
No matter the business or organization, numbers – statistics, reports, data, survey results, profits, losses – figure into the planning and success of the operation.Read More
In short, not too bad, at least that’s the picture from the latest study of the Health Policy Institute of the American Dental Association. Crunching data from all 50 states and the District of Columbia, the institute looks to provide infor...Read More
