Video from CDA Presents 2016: State of the art with local anesthesia

Sep 7, 2016
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SAN FRANCISCO - In this video from CDA Presents 2016, Katherine Soal, RDH, speaks about the state-of-the-art clinical techniques in the administration of local anesthesia.

Soal is an assistant professor of dental hygiene at Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester, MA.

Katherine Soal, RDH, speaks about local anesthesia at CDA Presents 2016.

Video produced by Koppelman & Associates I ckoppelman.com

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