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Lee Ann Brady DMD

My Two Favorite Occlusal Deprogrammers

Posted on: 01.28.23 | by Lee Ann Brady

One of the questions I got asked last week at an Essentials One course was "what is my favorite occlusal deprogrammer?" In this video I will share how I answered and how I use the different tools. Read More

When To Fill Implant Crown Access Holes

Posted on: 01.24.23 | by Lee Ann Brady

There are many different opinions about whether or not dental implant screw access holes should be permanently filled. If you are filling them with a permanent material, then the next question is about timing, and whether you should start with something temporary. In this video, I will share my system and what I explain to my patients. Read More

The Uncomfortable Need For Annual Fee Increases

Posted on: 01.11.23 | by Lee Ann Brady

Many of us are nervous when we think of raising fees in our dental practice. We worry about patients complaining and we often don't know which fees to raise, and by how much. In this video, I will talk about why we have to review and raise fees annually, and several different ways to approach this process with confidence. Read More

Making The Most Of The New Year In Your Dental Office

Posted on: 01.05.23 | by Lee Ann Brady

As we kick off a fresh new year, one of the things to think about is how to make the most of it professionally, and of course personally. In this video I talk about some simple goal setting ideas to help you make the most of the new year. Read More

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