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Clinical notes
Short pieces about the decisions that come up on referral forms. No listicles, no keyword padding, and no advice we would not give on the phone.
01 · Referring doctors · 6 min
A panoramic film answers most third-molar questions. These five findings are the ones that mean it has stopped answering them.
Dr. Ingrid H. Vestergaard ·
02 · Referring doctors · 7 min
Interrupting anticoagulation to prevent a bleed that can be managed locally trades a small, controllable risk for a large, uncontrollable one.
Dr. Marcus O. Adeyemi · · updated August 11, 2026
03 · Referring doctors · 5 min
The best time to decide about a graft is while the tooth is still in the mouth. Six months later, the decision has already been made for you.
Dr. Paul S. Lindqvist ·
04 · Referring doctors · 6 min
Two weeks is the right interval for an ulcer with an obvious cause. For several other findings, two weeks is two weeks too long.
Dr. Marcus O. Adeyemi ·
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