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2023 Year End Review in Dentistry

DentalReach Magazine is back with another exciting edition of its annual dentistry review for the year 2023. This comprehensive review covers a wide range of...

Dr. Nupur Shrirao

Dr. Nupur Shrirao

Head & Owner

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  • artificial intelligence
  • facial palsy
  • professional education
  • Dental Education & Research
  • chat gpt
  • dentistry
  • nerve blocks
  • career paths
  • Dental News
DentalReach Magazine is back with another exciting edition of its annual dentistry review for the year 2023. This comprehensive review covers a wide range of topics in the field of dentistry, providing valuable insights and updates for dental professionals and enthusiasts alike. DR Year end review! This was how your favorite dental magazine DentalReach fared in 2023. We thank our readers from India, US, UK, Canada, Philippines, Egypt, Australia, Pakistan, Malaysia and UAE. We promise to deliver again in 2024!

Paths in Dentistry

The first article in this review explores various paths available in the field of dentistry. Whether you're a dental student or a practicing dentist looking to explore new career opportunities, this article offers guidance on different career paths within dentistry. Be guided by mentorship, fueled by passion, and propelled by a commitment to innovation - there are plenty of options to choose from.

Chat GPT in Dentistry

In an era where technology plays a significant role in our lives, it's no surprise that artificial intelligence (AI) is making its way into the field of dentistry as well. The second article discusses the use of Chat GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) in dentistry. This AI-powered chatbot can assist dental professionals by providing accurate information, answering patient queries, and even assisting in treatment planning. Discover how this innovative technology is revolutionizing the dental industry.

Original Research - Facial Palsy after IANB

Original research forms the backbone of any scientific field, and dentistry is no exception. The third article’s purpose is to report how commonly facial paralysis is encountered by dental professionals after inferior alveolar nerve blocks. A survey involving 233 dentists from different parts of India was conducted to determine the number of dentists who come across this complication in their practice.

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References

  1. [1]World Health Organization. Global Strategy and Action Plan on Oral Health 2023–2030 World Health Organization. 2024. Available at: source
  2. [2]FDI World Dental Federation. Vision 2030: Delivering Optimal Oral Health for All FDI World Dental Federation. 2021. Available at: source

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Dr. Nupur Shrirao

Dr. Nupur Shrirao

Head & Owner

Dr. Nupur Shrirao is a highly experienced dentist specializing in prosthodontics, with a successful career spanning multiple roles since 2013. Key positions include Consultant Prosthodontist at Mata Kaulan Charitable Hospital and Sreeda Dental Hub, Head of the Dental Department at Babadeep Singh Hospital, and Consultant Dentist at Prabh Aasra, where Nupur was a founding member of the dental wing. Currently, Nupur operates as a Prosthodontist and Owner at Dr. Surjit Singh Eye and Dental Clinic in Chandigarh Tricity, serves as Editor In Chief at DentalReach, and holds the position of Specialist Editor at Cactus Communications. Nupur's foundational education includes a BDS from YMT Dental College, Mumbai and an MDS in Prosthodontics & Implantology from VSPMs Dental College, complemented by a Fellowship in Advanced Aesthetic Dentistry from Universität Greifswald, Germany. Additionally, Nupur has a background in communication as a former Radio Jockey at All India Radio.

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