Upcoming dental sleep medicine and orofacial pain courses
As we continue to navigate the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we are all yearning for that sense of normalcy again. We continue to offer continuing education courses to meet your [...]
Is your dental practice embracing social media?
With an active social network, you can continue to reach your patients as well as other medical professionals with important information. From sharing educational blog posts to statuses about [...]
Craniofacial pain in COVID-19 patients with diabetes mellitus
Diabetes mellitus is an independent risk factor for COVID-19 morbidity and mortality. The pandemic has also deteriorated patients with diabetes’ access to palliative care and limited their outdoor activities [...]
Next week is our hybrid pain and dental sleep medicine program
We have an exciting hybrid course for you all to join! This new approach to continuing education for dentists and their teams across the country allows for flexibility, convenience [...]
Join us at an upcoming continuing education session
Make this year the year you commit to advancing your dental education. We have a series of courses and sessions for you to choose from with topics ranging from [...]
Patients with COVID-19 and diabetes experience craniofacial pain
The study, "Craniofacial pain in COVID‐19 patients with diabetes mellitus: Clinical and laboratory description of 21 cases," published in the Journal of Medical Virology, finds that COVID-19 may lead [...]
3 ways to join our continuing education hybrid course
At Ben-Pat Institute, we are taking a new approach to providing continuing dental education for dentists and their teams across the country. We have created a hybrid approach that [...]
Dentists: Be prepared for an uptick in patients with jaw pain
We’ve spoken about this before, but it bears repeating. This pandemic has caused a lot of problems and millions of casualties, which has been difficult to comprehend. But there [...]
Can you recognize atypical odontalgia in your patients?
Last week we briefly discussed atypical odontalgia in your patients. As mentioned before, atypical odontalgia is often referred to as atypical facial pain, phantom tooth pain or neuropathic orofacial [...]
A deep dive into atypical odontalgia
Lately I have been seeing a lot of patients presenting with atypical odontalgia. As dentists, do you know what this is? It is not something that is well known [...]