Why do some Dentists find Dahl Distasteful? – PDP016

I am joined in this 2 part Episode by Dr Tif Qureshi, the undisputed ‘King of ABB’ (Align, Bleach, Bond). We really and truly geek out over the Dahl Technique over the 2 episodes. There were just WAY too many gems to cram in to one episode, and not all of it was about Dahl! Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! This episode (Episode 16) focuses on: The prestigious award that Dr Qureshi recently wonImportance of long term follow ups for your learning as a DentistWhy you should not chase the big ticket treatmentAn interesting reason why Tif is not chasing new patientsAre young associates moving job positions too frequently?Why the patients that are referred to you are specialThe Dahl Technique as an interceptive treatment modalityWho is the ideal patient for the Composite Dahl Technique?Would you ever do the Dahl technique straight to Ceramic?At what point does a Toothwear case become a Full Mouth Rehab instead?What is the maximum recommended amount of anterior toothwear you should restore predictably with Dahl?How Tif uses Dahl principles to approach a Full Mouth Rehabilitation The next episode will be more focused on the clinical side of the Dahl technique. I promised you a good resource where you can read in-depth about the Dahl technique – as in this episode I assumed you had a basic grasp: BDJ Article about Dahl Technique If you found this useful, tell another Dentist! UPDATE: Dr Michael Melkers Occlusion Course has been moved to November 27th and 28th 2020! Reserve your seat at Occlusion2020.com for Dr Michael Melker’s signature 2 day course Listen to the Episode with Dr Michael Melkers Click below for full episode transcript: Opening Snippet: And I think you know, I think this is the thing we're having this conversation about this now, how often are we hearing this? You know, when you go to a dentist? Yeah, all you hear and I know with all due respect to them because a lot of great guys out there who are great gurus are getting new patients and I think that some of the guys are amazing, but I don't hear enough people talking about this subject... Jaz's Introduction: Hello everyone. Welcome to Episode 16 of the Protrusive Dental podcast. It's Jaz Gulati here. So Wow, what an episode with Michael Melkers I hope you enjoyed it. I really love recording it. And once again, it was a video podcast so you can see it on my Facebook page as well. But what can I say I am honored to have the Doctor Tif Qureshi on this podcast. I feel like the guests are getting better and better each time and it's privileged people to interview these people. So Tif, the story of being with Tif is I went to his course in Sydney. Actually, I was living in Singapore at the time, and it was a great way to see Australia and I noticed that actually, Tif was teaching in Sydney and my wife let me go, so Sim thanks for letting me go. Now Tif is I'm gonna go ahead and say he is the most respectable person in UK dentistry. There we go. I said, if you don't know about Tif Qureshi, then please join us for his fantastic two part episode. The amount of value he gives in the recording was so vast that I had to split it two episodes. So the way that the two episodes are split as follows. Part One of Dahl is basically talking about the importance of consistent photography, how Tif Qureshi carries out his consultations and what kind of communication he carries out with his ongoing patients in the run up to Dahl because what you'll find out is that a lot of these Dahl cases, they're not done as a treatment plan that's presented to a patient and then they go ahead, it's a conversation to have and you need to cultivate and discuss with the patient. So it's some great tips in there. We talk about young associates moving around too much in terms of associate positions, we talk about how much you can learn from your follow ups, you know, you're already probably familiar with a lot of his ideologies and ...