Journal of Endodontics Undergoes First Full Redesign in Over a Decade
The AAE has redesigned its Journal of Endodontics, as well as its homepage and mobile app. The Journal is well-regarded as a number-one member benefit and the premier journal for endodontics. The redesign is the publication’s first in more than a decade.
Read MoreOutstanding: AAE Wins 15 MarCom Awards for 2018
he AAE is proud to receive six MarCom Awards recognizing outstanding achievement by creative professionals involved in the concept, design and production of marketing and communication materials.
Read MoreA Closer Look: Endodontic Outcomes Study Objectives
he National Dental Practice-Based Research Network is conducting an observational cohort study examining predictors of severe post-operative pain, and the frequency and source of persistent pain over 12 months.
Read MoreSuccessful Local Anesthesia: What Endodontists Need to Know
Patients in pain will be hard to anesthetize for a number of reasons. Currently, there is no simple solution to anesthetizing mandibular molars in patients presenting with symptomatic irreversible pulpitis
Read MoreAAE Connection: Coming Soon!
As the Chair of the Special Committee to Develop an Online Community, I’m excited to share with you that the AAE will be unveiling its new online community very soon!
Read More3-D Surgery Live, New Speakers Among Highlights of AAE17
As endodontists and professional staff, we have come to know and value the AAE’s annual meeting. Its top-quality educational sessions allow us to connect with friends and colleagues in attractive locations which draw many of us year after year.
Read MoreAAE Encourages Member Participation in Dental Research Network
By joining the National Dental Practice-Based Referral Network, endodontists can help to elevate their role in oral health care. The NDPBRN is conducting an observational cohort study examining predictors of severe post-operative pain, and the frequency and source of persistent pain.
Read MoreAnalgesics: Balancing the Equation
“Take two aspirin and call me in the morning.” This decades-old statement was what many patients were “prescribed” by their doctor when complaining of a minor malady.
Read MoreFederal Court Decision Casts Doubt on ADA Specialty Recognition Process
A recent federal court decision in Texas, AAID v. Parker, caused undue concern among AAE members that general dentists will be able to advertise as specialists. The opinion in AAID v. Parker does not in any way permit such advertising. However, it will likely have a significant impact on the ADA’s process for recognizing specialties.
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