Follow this new case study by Dr. Christian Samoila about a finishing protocol and some new topics in the orthodontics…

Why intraoral scanner is becoming a necessary tool in our modern orthodontic practice ? We can use digital…

EXTRAORAL ANALYSIS – SUMMARY Maxilla slightly hypoplastic, normal incisor position. Posterior rotation of mandible with proclined incisors and…

Complications happen with reversible or irreversible results. They are annoying both ways. The period of quarantine began in…

Fact is, rules will be given to us by governments (which employs real experts, hopefully) and we will have to abide by them. I don’t know where you live and when and under which rules you will be able to start working again but there is something which will be needed for sure: keeping your schedule and being on time.

Interview of Dr Stefano Troiani with the Podcast of Howard Farran, founder of Dentaltown and Orthotown and one…

An online, webinar-based orthodontic course? Orthodontics, like dentistry, is a specialty based on science with a strong craft…

One of the aspects of my teaching activity, is that some younger colleagues often show me cases asking my advice and a suggestion for a treatment plan.The constant outcome of  this situation is a slight expression of disappointment at my answer, with the expression “that´s it???” written all over their face.   You can try to give a book as a Christmas present to a 12-years-old and you will get more or less the same response. 

I don’t know who you are and where you live, but in many countries, my first advice would be “don’t do it and go and work for someone else.” However, let’s assume you don’t live in one of those countries or you are stubborn enough to open your own clinic anyway.  The very first question you should ask yourself is “where to open?” or “where to buy an existing practice?”

Another orthodontic blog? Well, yes and no. It is an orthodontic blog but you won´t find here so much talking about how to correct a class II. Not only that, at least.
As cliche as it may sound, the world around us is changing at an unprecedented pace.
This extends to the professional environment of the dental and orthodontic world.