Dental

Discusses strategies to protect your practice from litigation and malpractice. Determines the best practices in documentation. Evaluates the new CDT codes to prevent billing fraud and to maximize profit. Identifies what you need to be aware of to maximize billing. Examines the intricacies of the dental insurance world. Discusses how your office is being watched and how to avoid billing fraud.

Discusses strategies to protect your practice from litigation and malpractice. Determines the best practices in documentation. Evaluates the new CDT codes to prevent billing fraud and to maximize profit. Identifies what you need to be aware of to maximize billing. Examines the intricacies of the dental insurance world. Discusses how your office is being watched and how to avoid billing fraud.

Discusses strategies to protect your practice from litigation and malpractice. Determines the best practices in documentation. Evaluates the new CDT codes to prevent billing fraud and to maximize profit. Identifies what you need to be aware of to maximize billing. Examines the intricacies of the dental insurance world. Discusses how your office is being watched and how to avoid billing fraud.

Discusses strategies to protect your practice from litigation and malpractice. Determines the best practices in documentation. Evaluates the new CDT codes to prevent billing fraud and to maximize profit. Identifies what you need to be aware of to maximize billing. Examines the intricacies of the dental insurance world. Discusses how your office is being watched and how to avoid billing fraud.

Defines and explain dental aerosols.Outlines the pathogens that live in dental aerosols and explain how far they travel and survive. Describes the COVID-19 Virus, and how it infects human cells. Outlines the different co-morbidities that make acquiring COVID-19 more probable and dangerous. Explains what options are available for a “transmission-based precaution” program in the dental office. Explains the concepts of a “respiratory protection program” and an “airborne infection isolation” room in a dental office. Lists and defines the different technologies that can be utilized in a dental environment to achieve “transmission-based precaution” solutions in a dental office. Summarizes essential lifestyle changes dentists and staff can make to improve their immune system in a post-COVID-19 environment.

Defines and explain dental aerosols.Outlines the pathogens that live in dental aerosols and explain how far they travel and survive. Describes the COVID-19 Virus, and how it infects human cells. Outlines the different co-morbidities that make acquiring COVID-19 more probable and dangerous. Explains what options are available for a “transmission-based precaution” program in the dental office. Explains the concepts of a “respiratory protection program” and an “airborne infection isolation” room in a dental office. Lists and defines the different technologies that can be utilized in a dental environment to achieve “transmission-based precaution” solutions in a dental office. Summarizes essential lifestyle changes dentists and staff can make to improve their immune system in a post-COVID-19 environment.

Describes the difference among (a) Acetaminophen, (b) Naproxen, (c) Ibuprofen, and (d) Aspirin. Explains the different dosages, precautions, interactions, and contraindications for each NSAID (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug). Describes how opioid analgesics differ from NSAIDS and explain opioid receptors and opioid metabolism. Describes the risks and abuse and addiction associated with opioid medication and identify patients at risk for substance-use disorders. Discusses the medical and pharmacological similarities and differences among Codeine, Hydrocodone (Vicodin), and Oxycodone (Percocet). Explains each of the above opioids’ dosages, precautions, interactions, and contraindications. Counsels patients concerning the side effects, addictive nature, proper storage, and disposal of opioid medications. Defines pain-management principles with NSAIDS, opioids, and combined NSAID/opioid medications. Describes opioid antagonists and overdose-prevention treatments. Practices effective pain management. Defines and describes the signs and symptoms of opioid-use disorders. Defines and describes anxiolytics used in dentistry, such as Ambien, Ativan, Halcion, Valium, Xanax - along with pharmacological effects, adverse reactions, and contraindications. Defines and describe muscle relaxants used in dentistry such as Flexeril and Klonopin - along with pharmacological effects, adverse reactions, and contraindications. Explains the modern issues of multi-drug resistant infections in dentistry and describe new thinking in antibiotic regimens to combat these resistant pathogens.

Describes the difference among (a) Acetaminophen, (b) Naproxen, (c) Ibuprofen, and (d) Aspirin. Explains the different dosages, precautions, interactions, and contraindications for each NSAID (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug). Describes how opioid analgesics differ from NSAIDS and explain opioid receptors and opioid metabolism. Describes the risks and abuse and addiction associated with opioid medication and identify patients at risk for substance-use disorders. Discusses the medical and pharmacological similarities and differences among Codeine, Hydrocodone (Vicodin), and Oxycodone (Percocet). Explains each of the above opioids’ dosages, precautions, interactions, and contraindications. Counsels patients concerning the side effects, addictive nature, proper storage, and disposal of opioid medications. Defines pain-management principles with NSAIDS, opioids, and combined NSAID/opioid medications. Describes opioid antagonists and overdose-prevention treatments. Practices effective pain management. Defines and describes the signs and symptoms of opioid-use disorders. Defines and describes anxiolytics used in dentistry, such as Ambien, Ativan, Halcion, Valium, Xanax - along with pharmacological effects, adverse reactions, and contraindications. Defines and describe muscle relaxants used in dentistry such as Flexeril and Klonopin - along with pharmacological effects, adverse reactions, and contraindications. Explains the modern issues of multi-drug resistant infections in dentistry and describe new thinking in antibiotic regimens to combat these resistant pathogens.

Describes the difference among (a) Acetaminophen, (b) Naproxen, (c) Ibuprofen, and (d) Aspirin. Explains the different dosages, precautions, interactions, and contraindications for each NSAID (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug). Describes how opioid analgesics differ from NSAIDS and explain opioid receptors and opioid metabolism. Describes the risks and abuse and addiction associated with opioid medication and identify patients at risk for substance-use disorders. Discusses the medical and pharmacological similarities and differences among Codeine, Hydrocodone (Vicodin), and Oxycodone (Percocet). Explains each of the above opioids’ dosages, precautions, interactions, and contraindications. Counsels patients concerning the side effects, addictive nature, proper storage, and disposal of opioid medications. Defines pain-management principles with NSAIDS, opioids, and combined NSAID/opioid medications. Describes opioid antagonists and overdose-prevention treatments. Practices effective pain management. Defines and describes the signs and symptoms of opioid-use disorders. Defines and describes anxiolytics used in dentistry, such as Ambien, Ativan, Halcion, Valium, Xanax - along with pharmacological effects, adverse reactions, and contraindications. Defines and describe muscle relaxants used in dentistry such as Flexeril and Klonopin - along with pharmacological effects, adverse reactions, and contraindications. Explains the modern issues of multi-drug resistant infections in dentistry and describe new thinking in antibiotic regimens to combat these resistant pathogens.

Describes the difference among (a) Acetaminophen, (b) Naproxen, (c) Ibuprofen, and (d) Aspirin. Explains the different dosages, precautions, interactions, and contraindications for each NSAID (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug). Describes how opioid analgesics differ from NSAIDS and explain opioid receptors and opioid metabolism. Describes the risks and abuse and addiction associated with opioid medication and identify patients at risk for substance-use disorders. Discusses the medical and pharmacological similarities and differences among Codeine, Hydrocodone (Vicodin), and Oxycodone (Percocet). Explains each of the above opioids’ dosages, precautions, interactions, and contraindications. Counsels patients concerning the side effects, addictive nature, proper storage, and disposal of opioid medications. Defines pain-management principles with NSAIDS, opioids, and combined NSAID/opioid medications. Describes opioid antagonists and overdose-prevention treatments. Practices effective pain management. Defines and describes the signs and symptoms of opioid-use disorders. Defines and describes anxiolytics used in dentistry, such as Ambien, Ativan, Halcion, Valium, Xanax - along with pharmacological effects, adverse reactions, and contraindications. Defines and describe muscle relaxants used in dentistry such as Flexeril and Klonopin - along with pharmacological effects, adverse reactions, and contraindications. Explains the modern issues of multi-drug resistant infections in dentistry and describe new thinking in antibiotic regimens to combat these resistant pathogens.

This is recording Part 1 of 7 from a dental insurance series of live webinars by the renowned expert, Dr. Paul Bornstein, D.M.D, on the topics of fraud, dental coding, record-keeping, and insurance reimbursement. It is critical to the health and safety of your dental office/business to understand these topics.

This is recording Part 2 of 7 from a dental insurance series of live webinars by the renowned expert, Dr. Paul Bornstein, D.M.D, on the topics of fraud, dental coding, record-keeping, and insurance reimbursement. It is critical to the health and safety of your dental office/business to understand these topics.

This is recording Part 3 of 7 from a dental insurance series of live webinars by the renowned expert, Dr. Paul Bornstein, D.M.D, on the topics of fraud, dental coding, record-keeping, and insurance reimbursement. It is critical to the health and safety of your dental office/business to understand these topics.

This is recording Part 4 of 7 from a dental insurance series of live webinars by the renowned expert, Dr. Paul Bornstein, D.M.D, on the topics of fraud, dental coding, record-keeping, and insurance reimbursement. It is critical to the health and safety of your dental office/business to understand these topics.

This is recording Part 5 of 7 from a dental insurance series of live webinars by the renowned expert, Dr. Paul Bornstein, D.M.D, on the topics of fraud, dental coding, record-keeping, and insurance reimbursement. It is critical to the health and safety of your dental office/business to understand these topics.

This is recording Part 6 of 7 from a dental insurance series of live webinars by the renowned expert, Dr. Paul Bornstein, D.M.D, on the topics of fraud, dental coding, record-keeping, and insurance reimbursement. It is critical to the health and safety of your dental office/business to understand these topics.

This is recording Part 7 of 7 from a dental insurance series of live webinars by the renowned expert, Dr. Paul Bornstein, D.M.D, on the topics of fraud, dental coding, record-keeping, and insurance reimbursement. It is critical to the health and safety of your dental office/business to understand these topics.

Tooth decay could be a precursor to many health problems – notably obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. Dental decay is the first to develop, and it predicts these and many other illnesses. That is because periodontitis, excess weight, hypertension, and other ailments such as hemorrhoids and deep venous thrombosis, often stem from the same cause: poor dietary choices. All dentists see the same patients again and again, suffering from plaque, cavities, infection – all of which are needless, preventable, and reversible. In this course, Dr. Somborac makes the connection between overall health and dental health. He describes how to prevent tooth decay and health decline, through easy-to-apply guidance you can use to help save patients` teeth and their lives.

Tooth decay could be a precursor to many health problems – notably obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. Dental decay is the first to develop, and it predicts these and many other illnesses. That is because periodontitis, excess weight, hypertension, and other ailments such as hemorrhoids and deep venous thrombosis, often stem from the same cause: poor dietary choices. All dentists see the same patients again and again, suffering from plaque, cavities, infection – all of which are needless, preventable, and reversible. In this course, Dr. Somborac makes the connection between overall health and dental health. He describes how to prevent tooth decay and health decline, through easy-to-apply guidance you can use to help save patients` teeth and their lives.

Tooth decay could be a precursor to many health problems – notably obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. Dental decay is the first to develop, and it predicts these and many other illnesses. That is because periodontitis, excess weight, hypertension, and other ailments such as hemorrhoids and deep venous thrombosis, often stem from the same cause: poor dietary choices. All dentists see the same patients again and again, suffering from plaque, cavities, infection – all of which are needless, preventable, and reversible. In this course, Dr. Somborac makes the connection between overall health and dental health. He describes how to prevent tooth decay and health decline, through easy-to-apply guidance you can use to help save patients` teeth and their lives.

This is the test and evaluation PDF file that goes with Your Mouth, Your Health - 3rd Edition. It can only be purchased with the eBook.