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Woodcut style illustration depicting the future of pediatric dental practice, with a focus on digital workflow and 3-D printing technology. The scene shows pediatric dentists and the advanced digital tools they use to enhance patient care and practice efficiency.
Joel Berg
Joel Berg
Technology and Innovation
2 minutes
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The Future of Pediatric Dental Practice: Spotlight on 3-D Printing

The image designed to illustrate the essence of biofilms and microbiomes within the oral cavity is ready. It depicts the complex structures of biofilms and the diverse ecosystem of the microbiome, highlighting their significant roles in oral health and disease. This visual representation captures the organized complexity and dynamic interactions of these entities in a vivid and educational manner.
Joel Berg
Joel Berg
Oral Health
3 minutes
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Biofilm vs. Microbiome

April 5, 2024
Crafted in a 4-color woodcut style and using the specified color palette, vividly depicts the challenges and transformative approaches in managing dental caries within the healthcare system. It illustrates the shift from reactive treatments to a focus on prevention and early intervention, highlighting the role of pediatric dentists and advancements in dental technology.
Joel Berg
Joel Berg
Preventive Care
3 minutes
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Dental Caries: A Modern Approach to an Age-Old Problem

April 6, 2024
Two human figures depicted in multi-layer woodcut-style four-color illustration with 3D effects, standing on either side of a large abstract molar.
Execudent Thought Leadership
Execudent Thought Leadership
Oral Health
3 minutes
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Dental Caries as a Model for Chronic Disease Management Beyond Oral Health

April 30, 2024