Friday Five Roundup: From dental spa to Google's increased control over images you find on the internet

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The Dental Geek

Dental Visit or Dental Experience—There’s a Huge Difference



Dental professionals don’t just care about replacing crowns or the number of dental caries they fill in one day. Above everything else, they care about their patients. That’s why dentists and hygienists from every corner of the world are looking at treatment from a “What can I do to make my patients more comfortable?” perspective.

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Search Engine Journal

Google Images Update – Google Lens is Live


Google announced an update to Google Images that may have a significant impact to publishers who sell online. The Google Lens feature is rolling out to Google Images on mobile devices. This feature is live right now in the United States and rolling out to other countries and languages soon.

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Science Daily

Poor Oral Health Linked to Higher Blood Pressure, Worse Blood Pressure Control


Poor oral health may interfere with blood pressure control in people diagnosed with hypertension. Periodontal disease - a condition marked by gum infection, gum inflammation and tooth damage -- appears to worsen blood pressure and interferes with hypertension treatment. Study findings underscore the importance of good oral health in blood pressure control and its role in preventing the adverse cardiovascular effects known to stem from untreated hypertension.

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Quartz

In the future, companies won’t hire remote employees. They’ll hire remote teams


In typical tech-industry fashion, most tech companies believe the cure to this talent shortage is more software.

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Dentistry IQ

Dentists: Who’s watching you? Ask for honest feedback from your staff


The idea of someone watching everything you do, from how you perform a root canal or place a crown to how you greet a patient or conduct a meeting, might make you nervous. But consider this: 100% of Fortune 500 CEOs have a board of directors, and 80% of them have an executive coach. These are the people who are watching them and telling them what they think of their performances and how they can improve.

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