Tina Saw

May 8, 2024 | dentaleconomics.com | Melissa Obrotka |Tina Saw |Roger P. Levin |Bethany Valachi

Meet your patients where they are Now that your team has knowledge of the oral-systemic connection, the next step is moving this knowledge into action. Develop a game plan on how to share this education with patients and do some role-playing to get your team comfortable having these conversations.

Dec 1, 2023 | dentistrytoday.com | Tina Saw

The American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) elected Edward Kusek, DDS, FAAID, DABOI/ID, of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, as president at its recently concluded 72nd Annual Conference in Las Vegas on Saturday, November 4. Dr. Kusek is a general dentist with a full-time practice in Sioux Falls and serves as an adjunct professor at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and South Dakota School of Hygiene.

Dec 1, 2023 | dentistrytoday.com | Tina Saw

Almost a decade into my private dental practice, I had an epiphany. Despite running a highly ranked dental practice in San Diego, something felt amiss. My patients desired transparency and a personalized approach to their oral health. Although I strived to meet their expectations, I felt there was a crucial element missing—a tool that could truly customize dentistry and make it more human-centric. Throughout my years as a dentist, I spent a significant amount of time fixing teeth with a drill.

Aug 18, 2023 | dentaleconomics.com | Joshua Austin |Tina Saw

Dr. David Penn is an orthodontist who practices and teaches in Australia. His company, EOCA, creates cool, unique supplies for clear aligner therapy, and in my practice we use their d.Mistify every day. I caught up with Dr. Penn to discuss EOCA and their favorite products. Joshua Austin: EOCA is one of my favorite underrated, solution-driven companies in dentistry. A lot of EOCA’s focus is on orthodontic solutions.

Jul 28, 2023 | dentistrytoday.com | Tina Saw

In my nearly 17 years in the dental field, I have witnessed remarkable transformations and discovered my own true passion. Starting as a dental assistant in Olympia, Wash, I quickly became enamored with the intricacies of dentistry. Little did I know then that this profession would evolve from a mere job to a deep-rooted love that extended far beyond the confines of a clinical setting.