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Would You Use Lasers?
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Originally posted by Zurich5
I mean, playing with lasers?come on?does it get any better?
Only if they are strapped to the back of a shark. Mmmmm, sharks with lasers.
The diagnodent is pretty cool. I use it at work and it really cuts down on the guess work of small decay. I will use that for sure. Dentistry is getting sooooooooo easy! 

Originally posted by predentchick
Dentistry is getting sooooooooo easy!![]()
Be carefull with that statement, the more and more I practice and think Ive got a really good grasp on dentistry, the more I find that i need to learn. Afterall, that's why we PRACTICE dentistry, because one day we hope we'll get it right😉 😀
And BTW, as for lasers in dentistry, absolutely LOVE them😍 , couldn't imagine practicing without them today, and can't wait to see where we'll be with them in the future

Originally posted by DrJeff
Be carefull with that statement, the more and more I practice and think Ive got a really good grasp on dentistry, the more I find that i need to learn. Afterall, that's why we PRACTICE dentistry, because one day we hope we'll get it right😉 😀
I totally agree with you. What I meant by that is diagnosis is getting so easy. A small spot of decay that the explorer won't fit in will not go undiagnosed. That's all. Of course we have to keep up on all the continuing ed.😉