Natalie Kaweckyj[email protected]Dental AssistantHow to recognize and overcome burnout in the dental practiceBurnout results in feelings of hopelessness and resentment. When left untreated, it can escalate to depression or worse. Dentists and team members need to be aware of the signs and ways to overcome it, writes Natalie Kaweckyj, past president of the American Dental Assistants Association.March 9, 2020Dental AssistantDental assistants are the root of efficiency in the dental officeDentistry has changed significantly in the past century, and the dental assisting profession has evolved at a slower rate. Some states are more progressive than others, but, nonetheless, dental assistants are key to practice efficiency, and time is everything in this day and age, writes Natalie Kaweckyj, past president of the American Dental Assistants Association.March 3, 2020Page 1 of 1Top StoriesImaging SystemsImaging aids in removal of ingested, hard-to-see, broken alignerImaging aided in retrieving an accidentally swallowed 2-cm piece of an orthodontic aligner, according to a case report.Vulnerable PopulationsStudy reveals gap in prenatal dental careDSOIs analysis paralysis preventing growth in your practice or DSO?EndodonticsRoot canal material led to anaphylaxis-related deathSponsor ContentFREE WEBINAR