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The Anxious Patient: How Breathing, Presence, And Calming Cues Transform What Happens In The Dental Chair, Kelly Davis Pt, Dpt, Faaompt, Mt
The Anxious Patient: How Breathing, Presence, And Calming Cues Transform What Happens In The Dental Chair, Kelly Davis Pt, Dpt, Faaompt, Mt
New Orleans Dental Association News
In part two of her three-part series for NODA News, Dr. Kelly Davis, PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, MTC, explains why a dentist's own regulation is one of the most powerful tools in the operatory. Dental anxiety triggers a genuine sympathetic nervous system response — elevated heart rate, muscle guarding in the jaw and neck, and a body primed for threat — that makes procedures harder for patient and clinician. Dr. Davis introduces co-regulation, the neuroscience-backed principle that a calm, grounded provider can help settle an anxious patient's nervous system through presence alone. She offers concrete, simple techniques dentists can use before, …
The Bent Clinician: How Dental Work Is Reshaping Your Spine - And What To Do About It, Kelly Davis Pt, Dpt, Faaompt, Mt
The Bent Clinician: How Dental Work Is Reshaping Your Spine - And What To Do About It, Kelly Davis Pt, Dpt, Faaompt, Mt
New Orleans Dental Association News
Musculoskeletal disorders affect somewhere between 64 and 93 percent of dental professionals over the course of their careers. Neck pain, shoulder aches, low back fatigue — these aren’t just the cost of doing good work. They are predictable patterns that, with the right understanding, you can absolutely change.
American Dental Association And Academy For Sports Dentistry Announce Collaboration To Advance Oral Health And Athlete Safety
New Orleans Dental Association News
Article announcing a new collaboration between the American Dental Association (ADA) and the Academy for Sports Dentistry (ASD) on as-yet undecided initiatives that could include educational opportunities and broader professional awareness of sports dentistry topics among current and future dentists.
Ergonomic Stretches
New Orleans Dental Association News
This resource from the ADA illustrates different stretches to prevent work-related pain and injuries for oral health professionals.
Student And Professionalism And Ethics Association (Spea) Reorganizes After Dormancy Since 2020
Student And Professionalism And Ethics Association (Spea) Reorganizes After Dormancy Since 2020
New Orleans Dental Association News
The Student Professionalism and Ethics Association (SPEA) promotes ethical growth in dentistry through student engagement, mentorship, and national collaboration. The LSU chapter, reestablished in 2025, is supported by faculty and the American College of Dentists.
The Ethical Dilemma Of Social Media, Janet H. Southerland
The Ethical Dilemma Of Social Media, Janet H. Southerland
New Orleans Dental Association News
Social media has transformed dentistry, enhancing communication, education, and patient engagement. However, ethical challenges, including privacy concerns and misinformation, pose risks. This article explores the benefits and challenges of social media in dentistry, emphasizing the need for ethical guidelines to uphold professional standards while leveraging digital advancements for improved care and education.
Oral Manifestations Of The Dengue Virus, Griffin S. Eisele, Roman E. Brown Bs, Kristi Soileau Dds, Med, Mshce, Facd, Ficd
Oral Manifestations Of The Dengue Virus, Griffin S. Eisele, Roman E. Brown Bs, Kristi Soileau Dds, Med, Mshce, Facd, Ficd
New Orleans Dental Association News
Dengue Fever, caused by the DENV virus, is a growing health concern, especially in arid regions. The disease presents oral symptoms that dentists must recognize for timely diagnosis. Dental professionals should exercise caution during surgical procedures due to potential hemorrhagic complications. Early identification and management of oral manifestations can prevent severe outcomes.