What is an AirSoft gun? Well, Dr. Kristen Berning learned yesterday when a 14 year-old boy came in with a broken tooth. Airsoft guns are used to play a game similar to paintball, but instead of shooting paintballs, small plastic BBs are used. The name “airsoft” is very misleading… the plastic BBs can be very dangerous and […]
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Dr. Kristen Berning has recently completed a nationally recognized Post-Graduate Continuing Education Program in Contemporary Esthetic Dentistry, it was announced today at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. Dr. Berning completed a 100-question exam as part of the program, and she was named valedictorian for having the highest score in the class. She also tied
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Dr. Ted Murray is one of just 7 dentists (over the last 12 years) to receive a Certificate in Esthetic Dentistry from the University of Minnesota. He participated in this 500-hour program which included: lectures from some of the most renowned dentists in the country, extensive hands-on training, completing direct resin veneers on a patient at the University,
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This 16 year-old came to our office for a second opinion on her dark front tooth. The tooth suffered an injury when she was younger and has had a root canal. Instead of having to grind anything off of the front, or put something over it to mask it, we were able to whiten the tooth from the
Dr. Ted Murray & Dr. Kristen Berning attended the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry’s (AACD) 26th Annual Scientific Session, in Grapevine, Texas from Tuesday April 27- Saturday May 1, 2010. The AACD is the world’s largest international dental organization dedicated to advancing excellence in the art and science of cosmetic dentistry through responsible esthetics. Both
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This 14 year-old girl was so excited to finally get her braces off to reveal her beautiful new smile. However, there was one thing left to do to truly finish her smile. One of her lateral incisors (right next to her front teeth) was undersized. This is a common tooth that can be smaller than
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