#Dentist in Baltimore MD

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Wisdom Teeth Removal Cockeysville MD

Dr Weiss is a dentist with specialties in gum disease, cosmic dentistry, implants, dentures serving at Cockeysville MD. He and his staff offer comprehensive dental care in a warm and relaxing environment. Our modern, state-of-the-art office is located on the York Road corridor in Cockeysville, MD, convenient to the greater Baltimore area. Our team is committed to your overall care and will focus on your specific needs and expectations.

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Dentist Contract Attorney

Attorney Robert Chelle established Chelle Law in 2011 after moving from the midwest to Arizona with his family. Chelle Law provides legal counsel to dental professionals needing employment contract review. The attorneys with Chelle Law have drafted, reviewed, or negotiated thousands of healthcare contracts, including dentist or dental associate employment agreements, over the last 20 years.

Robert has experience with the legal departments of three of the finest healthcare providers in the country, including:

Johns Hopkins Hospital (Baltimore, MD) Rush Health System (Chicago, IL) Kettering Health Network (Dayton, OH) He has also been involved in physician practice management for individual physicians and physician practice groups and managing a multi-specialty employed physician network for a mid-size medical center.

The attorneys with Chelle Law aim to provide simplified contract analysis focusing on the things that will directly affect a dental professional’s career, including:

Compensation and Productivity Bonuses Non-Compete Malpractice Insurance Termination Provisions Repayment Obligations

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Canton Crossing Dental - dentist near you in Baltimore, MD Top Baltimore Family Dentist, Canton Crossing Dental offers dental services, cosmetic, & general dentistry. Book an appointment nearby Canton & Brewers Hill!

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Why We Are The Ones To Call For Your Dental Needs

Finding a dentist in the Baltimore area is not very hard at all. The problem is selecting the best one from all of the available choices. If you have a missing or loose filling that you need help with, you should call us. Here are several reasons that this is the best idea.

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Indie Rock Mind Wipe 😶   

…and we’re back! Following our longest hiatus from the internet airwaves in over 2 decades, Wub-Fur Internet Radio returns with a brand new eclectic streaming mix packed full of the kinds of quirky and tuneful 21st century indie rock our fans love. Specially programmed to gently wipe the grease, dust, cobwebs, and other detritus off the walls of your mind and leave it sanitized, shiny, spotless, and oh so smooth! Featuring the head-cleansing musical powers of Vacation, Guided By Voices, Blitzen Trapper, Pink Mountaintops, Together Pangea, The Special Pillow, Sonnyskyes, Mythical Motors, Sigh Figh, and 13 more bands who will leave your brain feeling fresh, blank, and breezy all day long.

Thanks & apologies to Dan Cuddy & the Special Pillow, whose tune provided the inspiration for our mix title and “concept”

▶︎ Listen on Mixcloud (or scroll down to use an embedded player below)

Running Time: 59 minutes, 56 seconds

Tracklist

Lame Loss (1:55) — Vacation | Cincinnati, OH †

Unproductive Funk (3:28) — Guided By Voices | Dayton, OH

Broke Down (3:23) — Sleepyhead | Boston, MA

Mind Wipe (2:42) — The Special Pillow | Hoboken, NJ

Pull Me Up (2:56) — dumb | Vancouver, BC, Canada

Karoshi Karaoke (3:05) — Mush | Leeds, UK

Perusing Janet's Record Collection (2:50) — Blitzen Trapper | Portland, OR

Sleep Walking Time (2:50) — Sonnyskyes | Long Beach, CA

I Won't Look (2:41) — Sigh Figh | Baltimore, MD

More Than It Hurts You (3:50) — The Front Bottoms | New Jersey

Quantum Entenmann’s (2:04) — Tijuana Panthers | Long Beach, CA

Translated Sight (3:06) — Fontanarosa | Lyon, France

If I Needed Someone (2:27) — George Is Lord | Los Angeles, CA

Red Clouds (3:09) — Queen Rodeo | Portland, OR †

Understand It (2:51) — Dentist | Asbury Park, NJ

Miss Sundown (2:01) — Pink Mountaintops | Los Angeles, CA

Up to My Elbows (3:27) — The Stroppies | Melbourne, Australia

The Sound of Music (3:08) — Kiwi jr. | Toronto, Canada

The Wishing Well (1:58) — Ovlov | Newton, CT †

Grass (3:40) — Together Pangea | Los Angeles, CA

Creatures of Paradise Parade (2:26) — Mythical Motors | Chattanooga, TN

All tracks released 2022 except those marked † which were released in 2021.

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how cocaine created the residency programs of today

Why did we ever force doctors to learn their profession in this exhausting, sleepless way? The answer originates with the esteemed physician William Stewart Halsted, MD. 

Halsted founded the surgical training program at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, in May 1889. As chief of the Department of Surgery, his influence was considerable, and his beliefs about how young doctors must apply themselves to medicine, formidable. The term “residency” came from Halsted’s belief that doctors must live in the hospital for much of their training, allowing them to be truly committed in their learning of surgical skills and medical knowledge. 

Halsted’s mentality was difficult to argue with, since he himself practiced what he preached, being renowned for a seemingly superhuman ability to stay awake for apparently days on end without any fatigue. But Halsted had a dirty secret that only came to light years after his death, and helped explain both the maniacal structure of his residency program and his ability to forgo sleep. Halsted was a cocaine addict. 

Early in his career, Halsted was conducting research on the nerve-blocking abilities of drugs that could be used as anesthetics to dull pain in surgical procedures. One of those drugs was cocaine, which prevents electrical impulse waves from shooting down the length of the nerves in the body, including those that transmit pain. Addicts of the drug know this all too well, as their nose, and often their entire face, will become numb after snorting several lines of the substance, almost like having been injected with too much anesthetic by an overly enthusiastic dentist. 

Working with cocaine in the laboratory, it didn’t take long before Halsted was experimenting on himself. If you read Halsted’s academic report of his research findings in the New York Medical Journal from September 12, 1885, you’d be hard pressed to comprehend it. Several medical historians have suggested that the writing is so discombobulated and frenetic that he undoubtedly wrote the piece when high on cocaine. 

Colleagues noticed Halsted’s odd and disturbing behaviors in the years before and after his arrival at Johns Hopkins. This included excusing himself from the operating theater while he was supervising residents during surgical procedures, leaving the young doctors to complete the operation on their own. At other times, Halsted was not able to operate himself because his hands were shaking so much, the cause of which he tried to pass off as a cigarette addiction. 

Ashamed and nervous that his colleagues would discover the truth, he entered a rehabilitation clinic under his first and middle name, rather than using his surname. It was the first of many unsuccessful attempts at kicking his habit. For one stay at Butler Psychiatric Hospital in Providence, Rhode Island, Halsted was given a rehabilitation program of exercise, a healthy diet, fresh air, and, to help with the pain and discomfort of cocaine withdrawal, morphine. Halsted subsequently emerged from the “rehabilitation” program with both a cocaine addiction and a morphine addiction. 

Halsted inserted his cocaine-infused wakefulness into the heart of Johns Hopkins’s surgical program. The exhausting residency program, which persists in one form or another throughout all US medical schools to this day, has left countless patients hurt or dead in its wake—and likely residents, too. Many medical schools used to require residents to work thirty hours. You may think that’s short, since I’m sure you work at least forty hours a week. But for residents, that was thirty hours all in one go. Worse, they often had to do two of these thirty-hour continuous shifts within a week, combined with several twelve-hour shifts scattered in between.

— Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker, PhD 

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Lux Emergency Dentist Baltimore 24/7

BUSINESS NAME : Lux Emergency Dentist Baltimore 24/7ADDRESS : 4923 Reisterstown Rd, Baltimore, MD 21215, United StatesPHONE : (410) 267-4361WEBSITE : https://www.emergencydentist247.com/locations/baltimore-md-3/CATEGORY : Emergency Dental ServiceHOURS : Monday-Sunday : 6AM To 8PMDESCRIPTION: Emergency dental care in Baltimore is our top priority. Call (410) 267-4361 right away to get help fast!At Lux Emergency Dentist Baltimore 24/7 we answer our phones 24 hours a day, 7 days a week all year round. We will help you schedule an emergency dental appointment fast, call ahead please no walk-ins.We even partner with local dentists who offer payment plans so you don’t have to worry if you don’t have insurance. We can help with: Emergency dental care 24/7Emergency Tooth ExtractionsWisdom Teeth ExtractionsAbscesses and tooth painSame Day Denture RepairAnd More…If you’re struggling to get a dentist appointment, call us and let our operators help. At Lux Emergency Dentist Baltimore 24/7 we know how to get you in to see a dentist fast.

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Prime Emergency Dentist Baltimore

BUSINESS NAME : Prime Emergency Dentist Baltimore

ADDRESS : 2578 Hollins St, Baltimore, MD 21223, United States

PHONE : (410) 261-4186

WEBSITE : https://www.emergencydentist247.com/locations/baltimore-md-2/

CATEGORY : Emergency Dental Service

HOURS : Monday-Sunday 24/7

DESCRIPTION: We answer our phones 24/7 at Prime Emergency Dentist Baltimore. Call (410) 261-4186 today to get to see an emergency dentist in Baltimore quickly.

Our operators are standing by to help you anytime day or night, call ahead to schedule an appointment, no walk-ins please.

Emergency dental care is our top priority. We’re ready to schedule you an appointment to help with same day denture repair, emergency tooth extractions, wisdom teeth extractions, no insurance dental care (we can help you with a payment plan) at certain partner dentists.

We help locate a dentist to get you top quality 24 hour dental care.

Call us today and get help at Prime Emergency Dentist Baltimore.

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Emergency Dental Baltimore

BUSINESS NAME : Emergency Dental Baltimore

ADDRESS : 4805 York Rd, Baltimore, MD 21212, United States

PHONE : (240) 219-8481

WEBSITE : https://www.emergencydentalservice.com/location-listing/24-7-emergency-dental-baltimore

CATEGORY : Emergency Dental Service

HOURS : All day 24/7

DESCRTIPION : Are you in need of an emergency dentist in Baltimore, MD? Then look no further, Emergency Dentist Baltimore connects patients with emergency dental care in Baltimore 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! chipped tooth broken braces or wires same day dentures root canal severe toothache abscess lost crown We work with patients have no insurance and also offer low, or even no interest payment plans!

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Meet Dr. Byron C. Desbordes

Byron C. Desbordes, DDS is your local dentist in Baltimore Maryland. Being a native of the Baltimore area, he is dedicated to serving his local community with compassionate dental services. He attended college in Louisiana, receiving a degree in Chemistry from Tulane University.After completing years of field work, he continued his education by going to dental school and graduating from the prestigious University of Maryland School of Dentistry in 1997. After graduating, Dr. Desbordes opened a successful general dental practice in Windsor Mill, MD. Dr. Desbordes continues to excel in dentistry and does so by continuing his education with esteemed sources including The Dawson Center for Advanced Dental Study, The Pankey Institute, and The Spear Institute. He is a dedicated member of the Maryland State Dental Association and Amercian Dental Association. He has served as an officer in several capacities within the local Baltimore City component.

Being an avid member of a sports team growing up, Dr. Desbordes strives to keep young athletes teeth and gums protected with oral appliances like mouth guards. Being a member of The Academy of Sports Dentistry has allowed Dr. Desbordes stay up to date with advancements in sports dentistry.

Dr. Desbordes believes prevention is key to any great general dentistry practice, so educating patients on the importance of preventative care is imperative. Dr. Desbordes goes the extra mile by staying educated in specialty dentistry practices including Sports Dentistry, Sleep Dentistry, TMD Therapy, and Implant Dentistry. Staying up to date on current advancements in dentistry helps Dr. Desbordes accurately diagnose, treat, and educate his patients on their dental issues.

When he isn’t in the office, Dr. Desbordes stays busy by spending quality time and playing sports with his young family. Dr. Desbordes believes in quality, personalized dental care. He stays up to date on current practices to ensure his patients experience the care they deserve.

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Top High Schools In Owings  Mills, MD 21117

Owings Mills is a suburb of Baltimore with a population of 34,477. Owings Mills is in Baltimore County and is one of the best places to live in Maryland. Living in Owings Mills offers residents an urban suburban mix feel and most residents rent their homes. In Owings Mills there are a lot of coffee shops and parks. Many families and young professionals live in Owings Mills and residents tend to be liberal. The public schools in Owings Mills are above average. Some of top-rated schools in Owings Mills are:

New Town High School: New Town High School is a public school located in Owings Mills, MD. It has 1,102 students in grades 9-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 16 to 1. According to state test scores, 65% of students are at least proficient in math and 24% in reading and located at 4931 New Town Blvd, Owings Mills, MD 21117, United States.

Garrison Forest School: Garrison Forest School is a private, independent girls' school in Baltimore County, Maryland with an elementary, middle and high school program, coed preschool and national and international boarding program. Throughout our history, our mission has been to prepare young women for a rewarding college experience and for a purposeful life well beyond. It is located at 300 Garrison Forest Rd, Owings Mills, MD 21117, United States.

Owings Mills Elementary School: Owings Mills Elementary School is a public school located at 10824 Reisterstown Rd, Owings Mills, MD 21117, United States. It has 776 students in grades PK, K-5 with a student-teacher ratio of 17 to 1. According to state test scores, 32% of students are at least proficient in math and 29% in reading. 

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Crossroads Dental Arts 10 Crossroads Dr Ste 203, Owings Mills, MD 21117, United States 410-363-2121

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If you suffer from symptoms like headaches, neck, back, shoulder, facial, or TMJ pain, you may benefit from Neuromuscular Dentistry. Contact Crossroads Dental Arts, dentist for conservative TMJ treatment.

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Welcome to Healthy Dental, a state of the art dental practice located in District Heights MD, Hyattsville MD, Landover MD , Windsor Mill MD and Baltimore MD. Healthy Dental offers General dentistry, Cosmetic dentistry, Preventive Dentistry, Periodontal procedures, Fillings, Root Canals, Crowns, Bridges, Veneers, Teeth whitening, Partial and Complete Dentures, Full mouth reconstruction, Smile Makeovers, Snap on smiles, Invisalign, Simple and Surgical Extractions, Emergency dentistry and other dental services for both Kids and Adults. Healthy Dental meets all the OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health administration) and CDC (Center for Disease Control) standards. Our practice have well trained, experienced, friendly staffs and dentists.

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Welcome to Healthy Dental, a state of the art dental practice located in District Heights MD, Hyattsville MD, Landover MD , Windsor Mill MD and Baltimore MD. Healthy Dental offers General dentistry, Cosmetic dentistry, Preventive Dentistry, Periodontal procedures, Fillings, Root Canals, Crowns, Bridges, Veneers, Teeth whitening, Partial and Complete Dentures, Full mouth reconstruction, Smile Makeovers, Snap on smiles, Invisalign, Simple and Surgical Extractions, Emergency dentistry and other dental services for both Kids and Adults. Healthy Dental meets all the OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health administration) and CDC (Center for Disease Control) standards. Our practice have well trained, experienced, friendly staffs and dentists.

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Baltimore Dentist | 5 Ways Dental Implants Change Your Life

Dentist in Baltimore The American College of Prosthodontists reports that about 178 million American adults are missing at least one tooth. Nearly 40 million have lost all of their permanent teeth. Regardless of the cause, tooth loss can have serious consequences on your oral health, diet, speech, appearance, and self-esteem. Dental implants provide a long-term solution for tooth loss that can…

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Gum Health and Alzheimer’s Disease

Your gum health may have an impact on your cognitive function. One recent study found a correlation between gum disease and increased cognitive decline for people living with early stages of Alzheimer’s disease. While more studies are needed to make a definitive connection, this study illustrates the importance of continuing the conversation about oral health and its impact on your entire body.

Details of the Study

The study was administered by King’s College London and the University of Southampton. It observed 59 patients with early stages of Alzheimer’s disease. Blood tests were utilized to examine inflammatory markers present in the bloodstream, while patients’ dental health was examined by dental hygienists.

What it Found

The study found that patients with gum disease experienced cognitive decline at a rate 6 times faster than those without gum disease. The study suggested that the body’s reaction to inflammation may be responsible for causing the rapid decrease in brain function.

Importance of Healthy Gums

Previous studies have determined that gum disease can increase your risk of developing complications such as heart disease and stroke. Maintaining healthy gums is essential to staying healthy overall. You can keep your gums healthy by following good daily oral hygiene habits. This includes brushing twice each day for two minutes, as well as flossing regularly.

For those living with Alzheimer’s disease, it is imperative to maintain good oral health. If you are a caregiver of someone with the disease, make sure they are following an effective daily oral hygiene routine, as well as visiting our office for regular examinations. Keeping your gums healthy may be one key to keeping your body and brain healthy throughout your lifetime.

For more information about gum health, or to schedule your next visit to our office, please contact us.

Dr. Garcia General & Cosmetic Dentistry 

36 South Charles Street #2202, Baltimore, MD 21201

(410) 837-0304 

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Cosmetic Dentist Baltimore MD from John Taylor on Vimeo.

Dr. John Taylor III, DDS 1 E Chase St. Suite R3L Baltimore, MD 21202 (410) 347-2995 johntaylordental.com

Welcome! Since 1972, Dr. John Taylor through St. Francis Dental has been working to provide the best dental care for patients in the Baltimore Metropolitan area. Dr. Taylor specializes in Special Needs Dental Care, Home Bound Dental Care, and Elderly Geriatric Dental Care. Dr. Taylor's unique experience in dentistry is coupled with genuine concern for his patients. All our staff is dedicated to your comfort and prompt attention as well. Our goal is to keep your teeth healthy and your smile bright.