Released: Tuesday, August 22, 2017
Expires: Friday, August 21, 2020
By Jan Myskowski, RDH
Commercial Supporter: DEXIS
The integration of new imaging technologies, such as non-ionizing radiation transillumination or fluorescence, into a practice provides a safe, effective alternative to radiographic images. With new devices in-hand, dentists can adjust protocols to reflect the current recommendation that radiographic prescriptions be individualized for select patient types. The thoughtful application of caries detection options impacts the patient experience and diagnostic capabilities of the practice.
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About the Author
Jan Myskowski, RDH
Ms. Myskowski is a Temple University graduate with degrees in Dental Hygiene and Public Health. She worked in private practice and in the dental forensic field. She held corporate positions including Certified Instructor, Manager of Training, Customer Advocate, and Training and Operations Leader for KaVo Kerr. She currently serves as KaVo Kerr's Clinical Program Manager. She was selected as one of Dental Product Reports' Top 25 Women in Dentistry in 2016.