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Mnemonics for Cranial Bones

"PEST OF 6"

Parietal
Ethmoid
Sphenoid
Temporal
Occipital
Frontal

the six? the number of bones!

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Mnemonics for structure passing through Cavernous Sinus

 "OTOM CAT"

Oculomotor nerve

Trochlear nerve
Ophthalmic nerve
Maxillary nerve

Carotid artery( internal)
Abducens nerve
Trigeminal nerve

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Mnemonics for Function of UNICEF

Mnemonics  "WHEN"

W-Welfare of child

H-Health of child

E-Education of child

N-Nutrition of child

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Choosing the Right Name for Your Practice

By: Fernando Diaz-Lundstedt

As the field of dentistry becomes more crowded and competitive, it get harder and harder to stand out from the crowd. Unless your name sets you apart from your competitors, your marketing efforts may unwittingly send potential patients to dental practices with names similar to yours.

Choose a name for your practice that sends a clear, distinct message about who you are, what you do and how you differ from the other dental practices in your area. An effective name also projects a distinguishing benefit to potential patients and positions you as the dental provider of choice.


"Do's and Don'ts" of Selecting a Name

When choosing a name for your practice, keep the following in mind.

Do:
Pick a name that conveys a positive image and a good feeling to your patients.
Keep it short, distinctive and memorable; something that causes you to stand out from the crowd.
Strive for congruency and consistency between your name and the type of dental services you offer. For example, don't try to appeal to the upscale patient if your office isn't designed to offer the premium services those type of patients require.
Try to have your name answer the key marketing question: Why should I select you as my dentist?


Don't:
Use just your name and initials, especially if you have a common last name. "D. G. Smith Dentistry," for example, conveys nothing about your marketing identity or the unique features of your practice. It also lumps you into one indistinguishable category with all the other "Smith" dentists in your area.
Settle for generic names like "Family Dentistry" or "ABC Dental Group." They come across as bland and lacking in emotional appeal.
Use location-based names, such as "Oxnard Dental Group" or "East County Dentistry." Location-based names represent the #1 culprit in losing patients to other practices, especially in large geographic areas that are likely to have several practices with similar names.
Use cutesy, flashy or pretentious names that may mislead patients about the nature and identity of your practice.


Add a Tagline
In some cases, it may not be prudent or feasible to change your practice name. In those situations, consider adding a tagline to make your name more distinctive and memorable. For example:

J. T. Williams Dentistry
The "One-Stop Smile Shop"

Or, suppose you wanted to target the young child market. You might add on a tagline like:

Jones & Smith Dental Practice
The "Kid-Friendly" Dentists

When using a tagline, be sure to include it with all your marketing materials, so that it becomes synonymous with your name. The ultimate goal is to remove any guesswork from the minds of prospective patients so that when they think of you, they don't call your competitor by mistake.

Say it Loud, Say it Proud!

With or without a tagline, don't beat around the bush with your name. If your objective is to position your dental practice as a place for easy smiles and easy payments, say it! Don't worry about whether or not your competitors also offer outside financing. Take the lead in promoting that added convenience and communicate that distinctive position in your name. By doing so you will make an immediate impact with prospective new patients. More important, you will set your self apart from competitors -- even those who offer the same services.

One of the best names I have run across recently is "BriteSmile," a rapidly growing chain of dental offices that specializes in upscale cosmetic dentistry. Their name is simple and easy to remember. It conveys a positive, upbeat message. It clearly indicates the focus and identity of the practice. Above all, it speaks directly to its target audience -- people with higher than average disposable income who are concerned about their appearance.

In today's increasingly congested markets, a distinctive name provides an important tool for catching the attention of prospective patients. Once you have their attention, then you can use other marketing tools to help position your practice and gain top of mind awareness with your target market.

LIST OF SOME NAMES OF DENTAL CLINIC
Aesthetic Dental Clinic
Aesthetic Dental Care
Smile Dental Clinic
Smile Dental Care
Care And Cure Dental Clinic
Dental Wellness Center
City Dental Care
DentaCare
Dentallign Clinic
Dentcare Dental Clinic
Family Dental Care Center
Fillings- The Dental Care
Orocare
Orocare Dental Center
Smile Care
Smile Center
Smile n Shine
Smiline
Dental Spa
The Tooth Place
Oral Care Clinic
Orocare center
Oro-Dental Healthcare center
Oral Health Clinic
Shine Dental Clinic
Dental Health Clinic
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Ideal state for learning is when the brain is in a relaxed, but aware state.So when we say relaxed, we do not mean asleep. We mean relaxed, focussed and aware. At this point the brainwaves run at about 8 to 12 cycles per seconds or hertz. This is called the alpha state.

Alpha brain waves, measured at 7-13 Hz, are the brain state of relaxation and meditation. The alpha state is associated with creativity and super learning, where the brain learns at a faster and deeper level than it does in beta. Most meditation and energy healing techniques cultivate and utilize an alpha brain wave for relaxation and healing. Researchers have found that certain music types ease the brainwaves into the relaxed 'alpha state' that is ideal for Superlearning. A number of sources provide such recordings which can be great for providing the background for a more effective learning session.

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Alpha brainwaves provide the link between the conscious and subconscious mind. They allow you to be aware of what is happening in your subconscious mind, for example when you’re dreaming or in deep meditation. Without Alpha brain waves, you won’t be able to remember your dreams when you wake up or come out from meditation. Alpha brain waves also provide vividness and clarity to your visualizations. It allows you to clearly imagine and visualize, seeing the shape, colors, hearing the sounds, feeling the texture, the warmth or coolness of the object or your visualized surroundings.

Theta brain waves, measured at 4-7 Hz, are the brain state of REM sleep (dreams), hypnosis, lucid dreaming, and the barely conscious state just before sleeping and just after waking. Theta is the border between the conscious and the subconscious world, and by learning to use a conscious, waking Theta brain wave we can access and influence the powerful subconscious part of ourselves that is normally inaccessible to our waking minds. While in the Theta state, the mind is capable of deep and profound learning, healing, and growth - it is the brain wave where our minds can connect to the Divine and manifest changes in the material world.

Your brain cells reset their sodium & potassium ratios when the brain is in Theta state. The sodium & potassium levels are involved in osmosis which is the chemical process that transports chemicals into and out of your brain cells. After an extended period in the Beta state the ratio between potassium and sodium is out of balance. This the main cause of what is known as "mental fatigue". A brief period in Theta (about 5 - 15min) can restore the ratio to normal resulting in mental refreshment. 

Binaural Wave  Binaural beats are auditory brainstem responses which originate in the superior olivary nucleus of each hemisphere. They result from the interaction of two different auditory impulses, originating in opposite ears, below 1000 Hz and which differ in frequency between one and 30 Hz Synchronized brain waves have long been associated with meditative and hypnogogic states, and audio with embedded binaural beats has the ability to induce and improve such states of consciousness. The reason for this is physiological. Each ear is "hardwired" (so to speak) to both hemispheres of the brain (Rosenzweig, 1961). Each hemisphere has its own olivary nucleus (sound-processing center) which receives signals from each ear. In keeping with this physiological structure, when a binaural beat is perceived there are actually two standing waves of equal amplitude and frequency present, one in each hemisphere. So, there are two separate standing waves entraining portions of each hemisphere to the same frequency. The binaural beats appear to contribute to the hemispheric synchronization evidenced in meditative and hypnogogic states of consciousness. Brain function is also enhanced through the increase of cross-collosal communication between the left and right hemispheres of the brain. 

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