High technology.

Technology has invaded our dental practices in many areas. Computer software and networks manage offices, while equipment now has sophisticated electronics to help us treat our patients more effectively. The Internet and cell phones have changed the way we communicate with each other, manufacturers, our patients, and even how we obtain some continuing education.

Keywords

Technology, Dental, Humans, Congresses as Topic, Texas

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