Dentistry Today
Leaders in Continuing Education |
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THEIR DECEMBER 2003 issue, Dentistry Today has acknowledged both
Dr. Allan S. Deutsch and Dr. Barry Lee Musikant as Leaders in Continuing
Education.
Their dynamic speaking style and their ability to
direct dentists to the very heart of stress-free techniques set them apart
from highly marketed trends that falsely give the appearance of being a
standard. Their thirty-plus years of practice experience have crafted them
into the top authorities in endodontics. It is often said that they
introduce a logic and common sense that is undeniable.
The lecture schedules of Dr. Musikant and Dr. Deutsch
have taken them to more than 200 domestic and international locations.
The content of their lectures ranges from practice-building to clinical
issues to best practices in endodontic treatment. As partners in
the largest endodontic practice in Manhattan, New York, they conduct hands-on
workshops with EDS products, as well as other products frequently used
in dentistry, to teach the innovative techniques that they have developed.
Each has co-authored more than 150 articles in dentistry that have appeared
in numerous dental journals in the United States and Canada as well as
major international journals. A complete list of the articles can
be found on the Essential Dental Systems
website.
Dr. Deutsch and Dr. Musikant are members of the
American Dental Association, the American Association of Endodontists,
the Academy of General Dentistry, the Dental Society of New York, the First
District Dental Society, the Academy of Oral Medicine, Alpha Omega Dental
Fraternity, the American Society of Lasers, and Advanced Technologies in
Dentistry.
Essential Dental Seminars offers a variety of courses
that teach techniques for instrumentation, obturation, and restoration.
All Essential Dental Seminars are ADA and AGD approved and recognized.
Please contact EDS for upcoming seminar dates and times by phone at 201-487-9090.
If you are interested in co-sponsoring an event, please contact Dawn Landini
at 201-487-9090 x104.
February-March 2004
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Remember: when excavating
for the secondary MB canal (MB2 canal) in an upper molar, angle the excavation
towards the MB1 as you deepen the excavation apically to avoid perforation.
The root anatomy of the palatal aspect of the MB root can taper quickly
towards the buccal. —Doug Kase |
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