ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week, we have an especially eye-opening conversation with Dr. Bob Lowe, who is a world-renowned cosmetic dentist from Charlotte, now also teaching part-time at the MUSC dental school in South Carolina. Dr. Lowe discusses his thought process behind being the first person to publish an article on laser-assisted closed flap osseous crown lengthening. We finish our conversation with his thoughts on why dental laser manufacturers are missing the boat when it comes to implementation in dental schools.
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