Vicki Cheeseman

Associate Editor at Endeavor Business Media

Life is a gift … (editor by day; reader always)

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Oral pathology reference: Cases 35-38

1 week ago | dentistryiq.com | Vicki Cheeseman

We’re presenting this selection of four pathology cases from DentistryIQ as a tool to help you sharpen your diagnostic skills. Your colleagues have shared these cases that you can study and save as a reference as you diagnose future pathology in your clinical exams. Peer-to-peer is one of the best sources of learning. Do you have a case you’d like to share with us? Please email the details to Bethany Montoya, editorial director of Clinical Insights newsletter, at [email protected].
Oral pathology reference: Cases 31-34

2 months ago | dentistryiq.com | Vicki Cheeseman

Sharpen your diagnostic skills with this roundup of four pathology cases from DentistryIQ. Your colleagues have shared these cases that you can study and save as a reference as you diagnose future pathology in your clinical exams. One of the best sources of learning is peer-to-peer. Do you have a case you’d like to share with us? Please email the details to Bethany Montoya, editorial director of Clinical Insights newsletter, at [email protected].
What your peers are reading in February

Feb 13, 2025 | dentistryiq.com | Vicki Cheeseman

Find out what your peers are reading this month from the quick-takes below and links to read the full articles. We’ve chosen top pieces of content from DentistryIQ, Dental Economics, RDH, and Perio-Implant Advisory based on reader interest. If you have colleagues who aren’t familiar with our brands, please share. Stay tuned for more great content to help you in your career.
Oral pathology reference: Cases 27-30

Feb 3, 2025 | dentistryiq.com | Vicki Cheeseman

It’s time for another roundup of oral pathology cases to help you sharpen your diagnostic skills. Here are four cases from your colleagues that you can study, save, and use as a reference as you diagnose future cases from your clinical exams. If you have recently encountered a pathology case in your practice, we encourage you to share it with us. One of the best sources of learning is peer-to-peer.
What your peers are reading in January

Jan 14, 2025 | dentistryiq.com | Vicki Cheeseman

Happy New Year! I hope January is off to a great start for you and your team. DentistryIQ, Dental Economics, RDH, and Perio-Implant Advisory have published some articles readers are finding helpful. Here are a few of the articles your peers are reading so far this month. Enjoy!DentistryIQSurvey results: Use, perceptions of lead shielding in dentistryAre you still using lead shielding when taking dental x-rays?
What your peers are reading in December

Dec 11, 2024 | dentistryiq.com | Vicki Cheeseman

It’s a busy time of year with the holidays, so you may have missed a few of these articles that your colleagues are focusing on this month. Topics range from lead shielding to zirconia crowns, a new breakthrough in periodontitis and oral cancer treatment … and more. Here are some quick takes from leading articles in DentistryIQ, Dental Economics, RDH, and Perio-Implant Advisory. Lead shielding in dental x-raysAre they a thing of the past or a staple in your office?
Oral pathology reference: Cases 23-26

Dec 5, 2024 | dentistryiq.com | Vicki Cheeseman

Any pathology you note during your clinical exams can help sharpen your detection skills. A great way to improve your clinical knowledge is to learn from cases your colleagues have seen. If you have recently encountered a pathology case in your practice, please share it with us. Email your details to Bethany Montoya, BAS, RDH, the editorial director of Clinical Insights.
What your peers are reading in November

Nov 13, 2024 | dentistryiq.com | Vicki Cheeseman

DentistryIQ has published several articles that have gotten the attention of your dental colleagues over the last few weeks. In case you missed them, here are some quick takes. Stop normalizing bleeding gumsThe simple truth is that healthy gums don’t bleed. When we observe bleeding, we need to treat it. Sometimes this shift is challenging because we have tolerated bleeding for so long. But really, we have to do better.
“I hurt.” Solutions for musculoskeletal disorders among dental clinicians

Nov 5, 2024 | dentistryiq.com | Vicki Cheeseman

The World Health Organization states that around 1.71 billion people around the world have musculoskeletal conditions.1 That’s 21% of the world’s population.
What your peers are reading in October

Oct 21, 2024 | dentistryiq.com | Vicki Cheeseman

In the last quarter of the year, schedules pick up and things begin to get busier on the personal and professional fronts. DentistryIQ has published several articles on oral-systemic health, pharmacology, and pathology that have gotten the attention of your colleagues. In case you missed them, here are some quick takes. Americans and dietAccording to new research, over half of Americans have a pro-inflammatory diet. But consuming anti-inflammatory foods can improve oral and overall health.