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April 2024 Vol. 90 No. 3

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Clinical features in April NYSDJ:

Challenges and Implications of Mandated Reporting to Child Welfare in Dentistry
The laws and systems surrounding reporting practice leave dentists working in pediatric settings with the responsibility for making a quick judgment about child maltreatment with limited information and, sometimes, limited training.. Read more here.

Guiding our Implants: Using Dynamic Surgical Guidance to Maximize Predictability
More practitioners should be using dynamic surgical guidance now that it has been shown to perform extremely well in studies and has received safety approval from the Food and Drug Administration. Read more here.

Unlocking the Future of Dentistry 
The best way to explain the potential of AI is to put it into action. ChatGPT helped author this paper. Read more here.

Peripheral Ameloblastoma
Typically found in men 50 to 70 years old, peripheral ameloblastoma, a slow-growing odontogenic tumor, is best treated using conservative surgical excision with minimal disease-free margins. Case report and literature review. Read more here.
 
Read, Learn and Earn
Readers of The New York State Dental Journal are invited to earn two (2) home study credits, approved by the New York State Dental Foundation, by properly answering 26 True or False questions, all of which are based on articles that appear in this issue. The online CE quiz is available here.

All of those who achieve a passing grade of at least 70% will receive verification of completion. Credits will automatically be added to the CE Registry for NYSDA members. For a complete listing of online lectures and home study CE courses sponsored by the New York State Dental Foundation, visit
www.nysdentalfoundation.org.