Very Clinical: Failures and Last Case Bias with Dr. Kevin Donlin
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Show Notes
This throwback episode features Kevin and Zach talking to Dr. Kevin Donlin about winter sports, clinical failures, “last case bias” and how social media can affect a clinician’s treatment plans.
Key Takeaways:
- Last Case Bias:
- The guys discuss how last case bias can influence treatment decisions, particularly when it comes to new materials and techniques.
- They emphasize the importance of being honest with oneself about the causes of failures and avoiding making changes based solely on anecdotal evidence.
- Social Media’s Influence on Dentistry:
- The fellas discuss the potential dangers of relying on social media for dental information, particularly for young dentists and dental students.
- They highlight the lack of long-term follow-up on many social media platforms and the importance of critical thinking when evaluating information online.
- They also discuss the impact of social media on trends in dentistry, such as the shift towards more conservative or aggressive treatment approaches.
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