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Masks remain optional.Is Cities Skylines accessible to someone who hasn't played a city-building sim in over a decade? I loved SimCity and associated games back in the day, but the genre and I just kind of... drifted apart. I know it has overwhelmingly positive reviews, my only concern is that it will be a little overwhelming having been out of the game so to speak for so long. I still love to game, I just don't have as much time as I used to, so I'd rather not invest in something that requires hours to really get the hang of (CK2, I'm looking at you).The presentation of lesions in the oral cavity can often be a diagnostic dilemma for the dental team. This CE webinar will review the common intra-oral lesions that are found with a focus on appropriate diagnosis and management. Specific protocols for management and care will be presented so that the dentist can feel comfortable that concerning cases are treated/referred and benign lesions can be continued to be observed. This CE webinar is appropriate for the dentist and clinical team including assistants and hygienists.
Oral cancer is the only cancer in the US that has increased in prevalence each of the past eight years. There will be an estimated 51,540 cases in 2018, and due to new risk factors such as human papilloma virus (HPV), the survival rate of oral cancer has remained at about 50%. Join this CE webinar to learn why you should reevaluate the way that you look at oral cancer screening technology in your dental practice.
The following 1 hour CE webinar focuses on key diagnostic principles to effectively diagnose periodontal disease. With this information, you and your hygiene team will be able to create an enhanced periodontal therapy protocol. This will be a winning move for your patients and your practice. You may wish to invite all team members to join this event! We will discuss the history of anesthesia, risks/benefits, available alternatives to today's anesthetic options and the science behind pain. In addition, to decrease your hygienist's phobia to getting their patients' numb, we will discuss a new needle-less option that is available. This CE webinar is sure to inspire you and your hygiene team! Join us.
Some Dentists and dental teams are working harder than ever for less than stellar results. Whether it is fear of the Dentist, fear of needles, fear of small spaces, or fear of the unknown, the majority of patients have some level of dental fear. High performing dental teams understand that they must be experts in making their patients feel comfortable. In this CE webinar, come learn the secrets of what the most successful practices are doing to keep their patients comfortable, their schedules full, and their case acceptance up!
This CE webinar will present clinical cases including mild infections and how to manage these in a general practice setting. The signs and symptoms of more severe infections will also be presented so that the practitioner can determine what type of clinical signs that can present requiring more urgent referral or possibly emergent referral to a hospital setting.
Episode: Diagnosing Early Stage Oral Cancer: You Can Make a Difference!
The innovation of Goccles lets you conduct simple, non-invasive and painless examinations of the oral cavity, early screening for oral cancer and other precancerous lesions.
Goccles is a medical device developed to be used in combination with the usual curing light in dentist surgeries.
Goccles is a revolutionary pair of glasses for the early screening of pre-cancerous lesions of the oral cavity. All you need is Goccles and a common curing light. Watch this video and learn how your customers can help save lives with Goccles.
With the innovative Goccles® you can run a simple, non-invasive and painless test of the oral cavity, for the early screening of oral cancer and other precancerous lesions.
Dr. Tanya Brown discusses the importance of oral cancer screening and the ease of using GOCCLES® for oral cancer detection.
Dr. Maria Goldie discusses the benefits of GOCCLES®, an oral cancer screening glass, and shows clinical images comparing conventional visual exams versus using GOCCLES®.
Dr. Mary Sue Stonisch discusses the benefits and chemistry of articaine in Orabloc™ from Pierrel Pharma.
Dr. Tanya Brown discusses the benefits of using Orabloc®, an articaine anethestic.
Dr. David Isen talks about a study regarding the use of local anesthesia in dental treatment during pregnancy and how they DO NOT pose a teratogenic risk.
Dr. Stuart Lieblich discusses protein binding, infection and using a lower pKa agent, such as Orabloc® 4% hydrochloride articaine, to allow more base molecules to cross the nerve membrane for use.
Dr. Stuart Lieblich talks about his armamentarium and how to administer the articaine agent on children, in particular Orabloc®.
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According to the SEC, as the Rothstein scam started falling apart, Spinosa misled investors about the safety of their investments which allowed Rothstein to keep raising money. He executed so-called “lock letters” from TD Bank that claimed to restrict Rothstein’s accounts such that TD Bank would only distribute funds in the accounts to the investor’s bank account designated in the lock letter. The claims in the letters were bogus because Spinosa did not apply any procedures to block accounts or restrict Rothstein from moving money out of the trust accounts. The SEC alleges that Spinosa also falsely claimed that the lock letters were commonplace at TD Bank. In reality, the bank had never used them. The SEC further alleges that Spinosa gave false assurances to certain investors that trust accounts held the multi-million dollar balances claimed by Rothstein. Spinosa had access to the account information and knew that there was almost no money in the accounts.
Without admitting or denying the allegations, TD Bank agreed to settle the SEC’s charges by consenting to issuance of the OIP which finds that TD Bank violated Sections 17(a)(2) and (3) of the Securities Act. TD Bank also agreed to pay $15 million and cease and desist from committing or causing any violations and any future violations of Sections 17(a)(2) and (3) of the Securities Act. The SEC’s complaint against Spinosa charges him with violating Section 17(a) of the Securities Act, Section 10(b) of the Exchange Act and Rule 10b-5. The SEC also charged Spinosa with aiding and abetting Rothstein’s violations of Section 10(b) of the Exchange Act and Rule 10b-5. The SEC seeks disgorgement, civil monetary penalties, and injunctive relief. In previous enforcement actions, the SEC charged two feeder funds to the Rothstein Ponzi scheme.Unfortunately that would not work in practice. LTC homes are filled with clientele with dementia and behavioral issues. They're difficult, uncooperative, and some are abusive towards staff. Healthcare workers are highly subjected to abuse on a daily basis and expected to take it as part of the job by employers.  Over time staff get burnt out from this and then treat the residents badly, or start treating them unfairly depending on which ones give them the hardest time to do their job. It has nothing to do with funding  and comes down to the type of people who are seeking Healthcare positions who truly shouldn't be. Wether you work in a care home thats funded with taxes or one that's private with no funding I can confidently say that they will both have staff who are burnt out and treat the residents badly. I It's a shame those people ruin healthcare but its not the funding or tax money that's going to fix the issues in LTC homes in Canada. The staff make or break a place. For context, I've worked in multiple LTC homes as a healthcare provider.The paper deals with a problem regularly faced by survey studies of patriarchal communities, i.e. communities with a high authority of senior generations and a low level of women’s autonomy. In such communities, female respondents might give untruthful answers to survey questions in order to fit norms which are treated as obligatory or highly desirable in the community. The situation causes a "community bias" in survey results. The task of the paper is to