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Publications While At HealthPartners
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Journal Article
  • Dental Decision Simulation (DDSim): development of a virtual training environment. 
    Journal of Dental Education. 2020
  • Preventing chronic pain after acute jaw sprain or strain. 
    Journal of the American Dental Association. 2016
  • Dentist and practice characteristics associated with restorative treatment of enamel caries in permanent teeth: multiple-regression modeling of observational clinical data from the National Dental PBRN. 
    American Journal of Dentistry. 2014
  • Sniffing out endodontic pain: use of an intranasal analgesic in a randomized clinical trial. 
    Journal of Endodontics. 2011
  • Trigeminal pathways deliver a low molecular weight drug from the nose to the brain and orofacial structures. 
    Molecular Pharmaceutics. 2010
    • Conference Poster
  • Usability evaluation of an evidence-based dental patient case simulator [poster]
    2016
  • Could BMI be a caries risk predictor [poster]
    2014
  • Dental SimCare: building a simulation system to train dentists [poster]
    2013
  • Integrating medical and dental data to improve quality and safety of dental care [poster]
    2013
  • SSRI usage associated with tooth and restoration fracture via bruxism and other movement disorders: could mouthguards protect the teeth of SSRI users? [poster]
    2013
  • Nasal delivery of lidocaine decreases carrageenan-induced orofacial pain [poster]
    2011
  • Intranasal lidocaine blocks orofacial pain with few behavioral side effects [poster]
    2010
    • Abstract
  • Building a simulation system to train dentists to practice evidence-based dentistry [abstract]. 
    Clinical Medicine & Research. 2013
    • Patent
  • Device and method for delivering therapeutic substances to the maxillary sinus of a patient
    2014
    • presentations
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    Publications in the past 10 years based solely on publications while at HealthPartners. Publications in prior years appear in grey.
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