Advanced clinical technology--clinical tool or expensive toy?
There should no longer be any doubt in dentists' minds when it comes to the importance of technology in the day-to-day activities of the dental office. But there is, and this doubt must be addressed if the profession is to grow and prosper to its full potential. Denying the importance of technology--or putting on blinders--only leads to complacency, and clearly does not support our professions goal of providing the finest dental care possible. This article addresses the use of technology in a clinically-related manner, and attempts to provide the practitioner with valuable practice management tools to allow for a prosperous and efficient dental practice.
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