Twenty first century learning techniques

LA Course With Dr. Katz

There are few places in the world that are as forward focused as , and this is true just as much in the medical world as it is the fashion and technological. It is here in Los Angeles that dentists will be able to participate in the twenty first century modern training program entitled Dentox, a course created by Dr Howard Katz to speedily introduce dentists to the opportunities before them in the fields of Botox and dermal fillers. By utilizing twenty first century learning techniques, Dr Howard Katz has perfected the ability to transfer huge amounts of knowledge in just one day, unlike many training courses which require weekends, if not entire weeks, in order to complete the knowledge.

One of the great strengths of twenty first century learning techniques is doing, rather than reading. It is much easier for a student to be able to take in new information if they immediately use that information to their own benefit, and so Dr Howard Katz always ensures that there are live patients in attendance at the Los Angeles Dentox training program, so that attendees can start to practice their skills immediately, without having to wait. Dr Howard Katz also offers a fully rounded training course which is another twenty first century learning technique: by offering business and marketing training for Botox and other similar cosmetic procedures, attendees have the full use of their skills rather than just the medical ones – something that is often ignored in other, more old fashioned training courses.

This is as astoundingly fresh approach, and one that has garnered a huge amount of interest and praise from many quarters around the country, and indeed the world. Los Angeles dentists and dentists in the surrounding area are fortunate to have such modern teaching techniques available to them locally.

Reference site: http://dentox.com/botox-training-los-angeles/

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Dermal fillers: how are they different from Botox and why should dentists care

Dr. Katz Teaching in New York

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Although many consider Botox and dermal fillers to be exactly the same, there are key differences between them when you start to consider them not just as medical procedures, but as dental procedures. Most dentists may not have even considered whether or not they could offer dermal fillers, or Botox, or both to their patients – but there is nothing stopping you from receiving the training and adding these procedures onto your roster. So how are the two techniques different, and why should dentists care?

Not many people are aware that Botox is actually a particular chemical, and not the physical procedure itself. The chemical is one of the most poisonous substances known to humankind, and when used in very small doses, can paralyse muscles and nerves within the human body. It is this paralyzing force that is used to smooth out the wrinkles and lines that naturally develop over time in patient’s faces. Dermal fillers, on the other hand, are physically putting extra chemicals and substances underneath the skin in order to change the way that the body looks, instead of changing the body’s natural reactions. There are many different kinds of dermal fillers that can be chosen, and each have a slightly different effect on a patient.
Dentists may not train automatically in offering Botox and dermal fillers to their patients, but Dr Howard Katz believes that they should. His Dentox training course offers those skills to dentists in cities such as , and enable dentists to start to care more about the cosmetic appearance of their patients as well as the physical health. After all, dentists know that the look of their patient’s teeth can have more of an impact sometimes than their health. Why not give Botox and dermal filler training a try?

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How to identify wisdom teeth pain?

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There are multiple reasons for dental pain that includes decay of tooth, damaged fillings, infection in the gums or cavities. Irrespective of the type and severity of pain, it is best recommended that you visit a dentist, instead of waiting for the pain and cause of the pain to aggravate. For people who do not have wisdom teeth yet, they would be under the impression that the pain is due to wisdom teeth. Read on to know more about identifying wisdom teeth pain.

Facts about wisdom teeth

Wisdom teeth grow both at the bottom and top gums, behind the molars and they do not grow straight. They are usually misaligned and grow either crooked or sideways, due to which their growth pushes other teeth. This is the reason why you experience pain when wisdom teeth start growing.

The pain caused due to wisdom teeth is generally intense and you will feel the pain behind your molars. On a closer look, you will be able to see that the small wisdom teeth are emerging from the gums. It might also lead to inflammation of gums and make them highly sensitive to touch. However, there might not even be pain in some people.

Among some people, the pain might be constant, while the rest would experience pain only while chewing or biting something hard. Dentists strongly recommend that the wisdom teeth should be extracted before it causes any further damage to your dental health.

Pain in wisdom teeth caused due to impaction

There is also a possibility that the wisdom teeth pain is caused due to impacted wisdom teeth and this happens when the jaw bone or other teeth obstructs the emergence of wisdom teeth. Extraction of wisdom teeth is a complex procedure and it might also lead to complications while surgery leading to permanent damage to the bones and the surrounding teeth. If the wisdom teeth pain is persistent, it might also lead to an infection due to the bacteria entering the open tissue.  When the oral health is impacted, it also takes a toll on your overall health.

If you observe pain in the jaw or tenderness, redness and swelling of gums, bad breath or a bad taste while biting, there are high chances that you have impacted wisdom teeth. It might also lead to formation of cysts, where fluid pockets form near the tooth. In the worst case, it might also result in a tumor and cause permanent damage to the underlying jaw bone and the surrounding teeth. Hence, if you sense a wisdom teeth pain, visit a dentist immediately so that the pain does not aggravate or cause any damage.

On examining you, a dental professional will be able to ascertain the cause for pain. If you see an emerging wisdom tooth and experience pain, you will have to visit a dentist soon as it might lead to an impacted wisdom tooth. The best solution would be to get your wisdom teeth extracted.

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