Correspondence Between William Gies And Simon Flexner To Guide A 21st Century Dental Curriculum

2021-11-11T13:21:40-05:00

Edward F. Rossomando University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine, Farmington, Connecticut, USA Abstract After W.D. Miller proved a causal relationship between microbes and dental caries and periodontitis, the repair and replacement of damaged or lost teeth resulting from microbial activity dominated 20th century dental practice. In this study, I predict that in the 21st century dental practice will shift to the treatment of those dental diseases not caused by microbes. As dentists already treat some nonmicrobial diseases, I will focus on craniofacial malformations, the group of nonmicrobial diseases usually called birth defects. Some examples include dental dysplasias, cleft lip and [...]

Correspondence Between William Gies And Simon Flexner To Guide A 21st Century Dental Curriculum2021-11-11T13:21:40-05:00

Correspondence Between William Gies And Simon Flexner To Guide A 21st Century Dental Curriculum

2021-11-11T13:21:52-05:00

1 INTRODUCTION It would be difficult to identify a report that has been as influential in guiding 21st century dental practice as the Gies report published in 1926.1 While his conclusions are well known, what was always of interest to me was what he was thinking and who was he consulting with as he prepared his report. Recently, I uncovered a correspondence between Gies and Dr. Simon Flexner, Director of the Rockefeller University in New York. A comparison of this correspondence with the contents of his final report suggested to me that Dr. Flexner's response altered his thinking and could have [...]

Correspondence Between William Gies And Simon Flexner To Guide A 21st Century Dental Curriculum2021-11-11T13:21:52-05:00

Interview with CRET President Dr. Edward Rossomando from ADA 2015

2021-11-11T13:21:58-05:00

Interview with CRET President Dr. Edward Rossomando from ADA 2015 Apex360 Senior Editor Zac Kulsrud interviews CRET President Dr. Edward Rossomando at ADA 2015. CRET (Center for Research and Education in Technology) is uniting the dental industry and dental schools to close the technology gap. To view the interview click here: https-www-youtube-com-watchv_8s4abnydl8 Read the Apex360 feature story on CRET at http://bit.ly/1ltJuGX. Find the CRET home page at https://cretdental.org/.

Interview with CRET President Dr. Edward Rossomando from ADA 20152021-11-11T13:21:58-05:00

Training Students on Today’s Technology

2021-11-11T13:11:27-05:00

Training Students on Today's Technology Not all dental students have the chance to test out and train on the latest innovations during their time in school. The Center for Research & Education in Technology (CRET) addresses this challenge. Click here to view the video: https-www-facebook-com-henryscheindental-videos-899256290453330 We discuss the value in training students to use today's technology on #ScheinChats. #ADAFDI #WorldDentalCongress Learn more: cretdental.org

Training Students on Today’s Technology2021-11-11T13:11:27-05:00

Connecting industry with students to improve dental education, access to oral care

2021-08-06T14:26:06-05:00

Augmented Intelligence: The Future of Dentistry With the increasing pace of technological advances, one group has made its mission to help build a collaboration between industry and schools to introduce dental students to the latest innovations that can ultimately help their patients. “We want to show the students something about the dental profession that they probably wouldn’t see because of the economic constraints on a dental school,” said Edward Rossomando, D.D.S., Ph.D., president of the Center for Research & Education in Technology, or CRET. Read more by clicking the full article located here… [...]

Connecting industry with students to improve dental education, access to oral care2021-08-06T14:26:06-05:00

WVU Webinar on Dental Innovation

2021-08-04T11:43:13-05:00

WVU Check-In: Dental Innovation at West Virginia University The integration of technology within dental schools – in both the teaching program and patient care – continues to revolutionize the way oral healthcare is delivered. In this exclusive conversation with the WVU School of Dentistry, we’ll provide an update on the incorporation of cutting-edge technology and discuss what’s next as the School of Dentistry positions itself to leverage future opportunities. View the webinar that was streamed live on Feb. 24, 2021. You can view it on YouTube by clicking this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLppoq-j8h8 [...]

WVU Webinar on Dental Innovation2021-08-04T11:43:13-05:00

Editorial: Dental Hypotheses: Has Do-It-Yourself Alignment for Malocclusion Doomed the Orthodontic Specialty?

2021-08-04T11:44:03-05:00

[Downloaded free from http://www.dentalhypotheses.com on Friday, January 1, 2021, IP: 241.187.251.232] Has Do-It-Yourself Alignment for Malocclusion Doomed the Orthodontic Specialty? TECHNOLOGY AND DO-IT-YOURSELF ORTHODONTICS IN THE 21ST CENTURY Orthodontics is the dental specialty that diagnoses and corrects malocclusion of teeth during and after eruption. Treatment involves the use of forces on teeth to shift their position. Traditionally the magnitude and direction of these forces are determined by the orthodontist and appliances fabricated for the application of these forces. Several years ago, digital technology was developed specifically for orthodontic treatment. By using computer guided design and manufacturing, appliances were fabricated that [...]

Editorial: Dental Hypotheses: Has Do-It-Yourself Alignment for Malocclusion Doomed the Orthodontic Specialty?2021-08-04T11:44:03-05:00

Dental Hypotheses

2021-07-04T06:50:54-05:00

Dental Hypotheses has published the article: The Center for Research and Education in Technology (CRET), Inc: Promoting a Partnership Between the Dental Industry and Dental Schools To view the article, click here: http://www.dentalhypotheses.com/text.asp?2020/11/1/28/282245 This paper is adapted from Dr. Rossomando's, President of CRET, talk presented at a meeting of the Dental Trade Alliance (DTA) on February 19th, 2020, in Chicago, IL, USA.

Dental Hypotheses2021-07-04T06:50:54-05:00

ADA News: Dental Schools, Industry Team Up To Create Innovation Centers

2021-07-04T06:56:04-05:00

To view the article, click here: https://www.ada.org/en/publications/ada-news/2020-archive/january/dental-schools-industry-team-up-to-create-innovation Dental Schools, Industry Team Up To Create Innovation Centers Center for Research & Education in Technology seeks applicants January 17, 2020 By Judy Jakush Tech classroom: Dr. Andres Pappa (standing), director of the Regions CRET Innovation Suite, talks with dental students, from left, Erin Coggin, Collin Peterson and Heather Wise, in the suite's conference room. The Center for Research & Education in Technology is encouraging dental schools to find out how to participate in its program and learn about the benefits to the school and its students. So far CRET, which [...]

ADA News: Dental Schools, Industry Team Up To Create Innovation Centers2021-07-04T06:56:04-05:00

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