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Dental India Newsletter -  28th  December 2003
-  2004 - "Year of Dental India"
-  Please help us to update our database
-  11th National Conference of ISOI - 20-22 Feb 2004, Goa
-  Digital Dental Archieves - from ROOTS
-  wanton destruction of enamel - a case study with images
-  What to do when dental clinics get overrun with patients....
-  Wanted Details about Anacherosis and its clinical treatment
-  Jobs offered /  Clinic on lease /  Job required
 
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Hello Dental India Group member
 
The year 2003 seems to fly by faster than ever, we are 10500 strong
and thanks for staying with us! In this year,  Dental India, has had many
changes and trials of design, service, information and so on.
 
We would like to make 2004  'Year of Dental India' and make it different
from previous years. You will get more information and satisfaction in this year.

Dental India wishes you very happy and prosperous 2004!
 
Prabakar - Dental India Group moderator;  Webmaster: www.dentalindia.com
 
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11th National Conference of the ISOI
20th to 22nd February, 2004
Marriott Resort in Goa

We warmly invite you to the 11th National Conference of the ISOI, scheduled to be held from 20th to 22nd February, 2004 at the Marriott Resort in Goa  - Organising Committee

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           Visit and signup Digital Dental Archieves from ROOTS
 
           http://my.digitaldentalarchive.com
 
Here is a recent case of wanton destruction of enamel.  
     
 
10 teeth, he wanted 12 but I didn't think he needed it.  The
first pic is pre-op.  The second is immediately after removal of the
temp stint. The third is the next day after some recontouring.
 
A couple of things to notice.  First, my pre-op stick bite was off.  SO
the wax-up got canted, so the temps got canted.  We got an accurate one
for the final work.  Two, this wax-up got out to one of my labs that I
do not normally use for cosmetic work.  So you can see the #11 is too
bulky and so of the dimensions are less than ideal.
 
But we will get a great result using a more cosmetically trained lab.
 
Jeff (Courtesy : ROOTS)
If dental clinics get overrun with patients, everyone must deal with the
resulting stress.  In a private practice this might be a happy problem

When clients requiring non-emergency appointments typically must book 10
– 12 weeks ahead, here’s an idea for how a reduction in wait times to 6
weeks might be operationalized.
1. Current clients are given appointments as needed until their work is
complete.
2. New clients without emergency needs are kept on a waitlist.
3. New clients with emergency needs are seen rapidly, stabilized, and
then added to the waitlist.
4. Once a good choice of appointments is available within 6 weeks, the
clinic staff calls the next person on the waitlist.

Advantages:
People already in the system could get their appointments in a
reasonable time frame, and get finished sooner.
People are less likely to miss appointments if they are within a reasonable time frame.
People who miss appointments without notice may be put on the waitlist.
New clients would also have reasonable time frames for getting their work done.
New clients could be advised of the estimated time before they might get
an appointment.
If appointments need to be changed, a reasonable alternative is available.
Reporting the number of clients on a waitlist may have more impact in
the organization than reporting wait times for the next appointment.

Disadvantages:
New clients would have to wait (sometimes for a long period) to get started.
New clients may need emergency care while waiting.
Dental frontline staff will have to deal with waitlist clients’ concerns.

Dr. Luke Shwart
I would  like to know  the details   about   anacherosis and how  it ought  to be treated  in  clininical practice   thank you - Afroz Masood
I am an Iranian dental student cleared my final year BDS course from one of the recognised private dental colleges in UP . I want to know , whether the DCI rules allow me to do my internship period in my country (Iran) in a recognised Goverment Dental College or no.I will be so thankful if you can give me some information regarding the same !  - Navid Foroutan 
Specialist job is available in pediatric dentistry, endodontics, prosthodontics available in polyclinic in doha state of Qatar. priority for american board certified/ fellow of any of the royal college of surgeons. - Dr Shaikha
 
We are putting one of our elite dental care centres at Ludhiana[punjab] on sale/lease from 2004,if interested
can mail back.  - dr.w.sandy
 
I am looking forward for a person in Hyderabad  - Dr Yadav Sarjeev
I have graduated from  College of dentalsurgery, Mangalore, MANIPAL ACADEMY OF HIGHER EDUCATION, looking for opening in Delhi, Lucknow or any other city of North India.-   Dr anuradha