Would You Use Lasers?

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Would You Use Lasers in Your Practice?

  • DEFINITELY: as soon as possible and for many procedures

    Votes: 8 27.6%
  • YES: but not right away and/or only for certain procedures

    Votes: 12 41.4%
  • PROBABLY: but definitely not right away, and possibly not at all

    Votes: 3 10.3%
  • MAYBE/neutral/clueless

    Votes: 3 10.3%
  • PROBABLY NOT: but it's possible I could change my mind

    Votes: 2 6.9%
  • DEFINITELY NOT: lasers are not worth the money or the trouble

    Votes: 1 3.4%

  • Total voters
    29

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Peace out.


P.S. These are for FUN. 😀
 
If I feel comfortable, and it is more profitable than not using a laser, then hell yes. I mean, playing with lasers?come on?does it get any better?
 
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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! :clap:
 
Originally posted by predentchick
Dentistry is getting sooooooooo easy! :clap:

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:clap:
 
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.😉