On Aug 12, 8:21 am, "ahuangd...@gmail.com" <ahuangd...@gmail.com>
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> On Aug 12, 7:58 am, "ahuangd...@gmail.com" <ahuangd...@gmail.com>
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> > On Aug 9, 3:53 pm, "Amatus Cremona" <ar...@martole.e..com> wrote:
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> > > DT regulars have called me at home and at my office using vulgarities and
> > > insulting manners. Because I asked that they stop sending unsollicitated
> > > emails and because of something I said on SMD 2-3 years prior. Basically, I
> > > said the same thing I said a few posts ago. They have gone back and deleted
> > > many of my posting on DT so others do not know about it.
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> > > <ahuangd...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> > >news:a532b3d4-1e32-42a5-af01-463de1eb4e2a@a1g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...
> > > On Aug 3, 6:06 pm, "Amatus Cremona" <ar...@martole.e..com> wrote:
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> > > > Actually DT does not welcome you if you go against the grain. That forum
> > > > is
> > > > primarily a means for a specific few people to promote themselves and
> > > > their
> > > > lectures/products.
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> > > > If you need DT to determine if a product or technique is appropriate for
> > > > your practice, you are too "dim" to be in private practice.
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> > > > <ahuangd...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> > > >news:ac9a03cf-77c1-4675-bd46-7581927b9d66@l42g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
> > > > On Aug 2, 1:51 pm, New...@bix.nex wrote:
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> > > > > On Sat, 2 Aug 2008 11:22:14 -0700 (PDT), "ahuangd...@gmail.com"
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> > > > > <ahuangd...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > > >On Aug 2, 12:01 am, New...@bix.nex wrote:
> > > > > >> On Fri, 1 Aug 2008 11:41:03 -0700 (PDT), "ahuangd...@gmail.com"
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> > > > > >> <ahuangd...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > > >> >Ha......
> > > > > >> >This arguement has been debate over and o
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> > > > > >> Point, Set, Match.
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> > > > > >Actually.....I think most periolase user bought one because of De
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> > > > > So, you are a frakkin' T
> > > > >s ain't welcomedn SMD.
> > > > > Yeah, that means *you* !
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> > > > > They send their narcissist ad rag to my office and
> > > > > it goes straight into the BioHazard bin.
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> > > > > De waste of electrons and trees.
> > > > > Anyone that would associate with such a collective
> > > > > of narcissistic egomaniacs ain't worth whale spit
> > > > > at the bottom of the Mariana's Trench.
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> > > > > Go chaw on that, Biatch.
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> > > > Too bad you feel that way, and Does everyone on here feel the same
> > > > way ? At least De welcome newposters.......Maybe I'm in the
> > > > wrong place? Is that how Webby feel also?- Hide quoted text -
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> > > Actually..........
> > > I have been on DT since 2006, and I agree a few DT regular posters are
> > > on DT to promote their products or service. However most townies does
> > > not have anything to sell or promote, they are on DT simply because
> > > they have a question or problem seeking advice from our own
> > > professional peers. I consider myself more as a DT lurker rather than
> > > a regular poster.
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> > > As for my own experience on Dental Town............I never have anyone
> > > on DT act rude or unprofessional against me. It happens to other
> > > posters, but it is frequently resolved by DT moderators. But what
> > > "Newbie" have posted here was rude, unfair, and very personal in
> > > nature. I understand he is a "regular" on here, But....... Regular or
> > > not.......Is this justified?
> > > How is this different from what you decribe about regular posters on
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> > AC.....Like I have stated. I know things happen in this world that is
> > unjustified, and alI can say is I have interact with you in the past,
> > and my experience tell me you are a very knowledgeable experienced
> > dentist. Who have help many dentists and patients on here. Dental Town
> > will be a much better place if they have regular poster like yourself
> > and many others on here. It is a shame some Jerks out there belittle
> > others to make themself feel better.....
> > Sincerely......Albert- Hide quoted text -
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> There is no miracle cure in this world for periodontal disease.
> Periolase or LANAP is a procedure that is used as an alternative
> treatment to pocket reduction periodontal surgery. In my experience
> LANAP is a very effective treatment to reduce periodontal pockets that
> is 6mm+. It may not be as effective in treating furcation areas, and
> growing bones in horizontal defects. But I truely believe it is a
> treatment that can be as effective as osseous surgery with a #15
> blade. The key is to remove all the calculus and smooth the diseased
> tooth surface. Not all LANAPers are the same, just like not all
> dentists and periodontists have the same skills. Laser is just a tool
> like a drill. a blade.......What make it work is the dentist who have
> the passion and desire to make the dentistry better time after time.
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Guys,
You are too busy trying to be a laserbasher to see what my point was.
My point was I like my Laser to treat periodontal pockets compared to
traditional pocket reduction surgery. In my experience LANAP pocket
reduction has less post operative pain, less post op recession, less
invasive, and give me a result I can sleep very well at night.
However, every perio-case is different, if that there was bunch of
faulty restorative work that needed to be redone, I would not have
attempted LANAP. What kind of tissue response would you get in the
presence of faulty restortive work? I would personally choose
surgical approach that is taught by Dr. Danny Melker " Biological
shaping" that can best restore the dentition. This would allow me the
ability to eliminate cejs, old margins, address caries and VERY
importantly any lack of attached tissue that is important for long
term restorative success. There is no one ideal approach/tool/technic
can be apply to every single case. That is my philosophy for my
patients. LANAP for non-restorative pocket reduction, Simple surgery
for isolated cases-Osseous surgery, regeneration or root coverage,
Perio-restorative will always require surgery. So please don't take my
words out of context, and crucified me for trying something new /
different. Our approach may be different, but our goal is the
same....which I hope is taking care patient the best way we can.
Sincerely..........Albert
oralhealth@com…
Amatus Cremona
