The Trooth in Dentistry
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.47 (850 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0692413286 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 96 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-10 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He is a dentist who envisions an entirely evolved patient-dentist relationship-one that starts right off the bat, with comfort, confidence, and smiles.. Maher has written The Trooth in Dentistry not only to reduce readers' dread of the dentist, but to guide readers toward making a better connection with the dentist they currently have, or are searching for. Sharing his extensive connections to dentists and oral health care practitioners across the country, Maher truly goes beyond the call of duty in the pages of this book. Maher provides tips for improving your own at-home oral health routine and encourages you never to settle for less when it comes to the professionals taking care of one of your greatest assets-your mouth. Dr. With
Since we all need to see the dentist (but most of us avoid it), this book really benefits everyone.. Dr. From the Back Cover A fun and informative read. You can tell he really cares about his patients. Maher lays it all out, in a language that's easy to understand. This book de-mystifies the inner workings of the dental office and also shows the reader what to look for/look out for when choosing a dentist
Cathy Hester Seckman said A consumer's guide to ethical dentistry. As a dental hygienist, I found Maher's book to be startlingly honest and a fascinating read. Every dental consumer can gain valuable insight into how dentistry works, and more importantly, how sometimes it shouldn't work. For dental professionals, the book serves as a voice of conscience, prodding us to always do our absolute best for patients.The writing is straightforward and easy for consumers to understand. The first chapter, with the lighthearted title, 'Needles and X-rays an. This book was like reading a novel This book was like reading a novel. I couldn't put it down. Since reading it, I have stopped drinking soda and floss more frequently. I didn't know how important it was to floss regularly. Anyone who cares about oral cleanliness should pay strict attention to what is being said in this book. It is a most enjoyable read.I, in the past have had a bad experience with a former dentist. He suggested I have veneers put on my two front teeth and I went along with it. When the process was. DocRich99 said and would recommend it highly. I just finished Dr. Maher's first book (I hope there will be more!), and would recommend it highly! The Trooth delineates many people's fears and concerns about the dental office - but does not seek to trivialize, or whitewash. Rather, the author addresses all of these concerns, in a frank, unblinking, and common sense fashion that should certainly open the eyes (and the mouths) of his readers. Dr. Maher is not seeking self promotion here, but rather to educate the public, and pro