David Angelo
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Temporo-Mandibular Joint Functional Arthroplasty: Does It Improve the Short-Term Quality of Life in Patients with Painful Anterior Disc Displacement Without Reduction? A Retrospective Cohort Study
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Association of Malocclusion with Temporomandibular Disorders: A Cross-Sectional Study
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6 Books to Read if You Love Interstellar
in Books to Read if You Like..., eBook, Fantasy & Science Fiction, News 6 Books to Read if You Love Interstellar Dive into cosmic realms with six thrilling fantasy and sci-fi reads, tailor-made for fans of interstellar odysseys. From distant galaxies to alternate dimensions, these new releases promise boundless adventure and imagination. by Tara Grayce Release Date: April 26 2024 The blood of legends runs in his veins.
Temporomandibular Joint Minimally Invasive Procedures in the Pediatric Population: A Prospective Study
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Considerations for the Use of Alloplastic Temporomandibular Joint Replacement in Irradiated Patients: Report of an Off-Label Indication
1. Introduction Head and neck cancer (HNC) is the sixth most common cancer in the world. The prevalence of head and neck malignancies is mainly related to tobacco and alcohol use, which are major risk factors of these neoplasms [1]. When diagnosed, most oral cancers are already in an advanced stage, requiring more aggressive treatment. Multiple modalities are often required in the treatment of oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC), including major surgery, chemotherapy, and/or radiotherapy (RT) [2].
Toxins | Free Full-Text | Outcomes of IncobotulinumtoxinA Injection on Myalgia and Arthralgia in Patients Undergoing Temporomandibular Joint Arthroscopy: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Open AccessArticle by 1,2,3,4,*, 1, 1,5 and 1 1 Instituto Português da Face, 1050-227 Lisboa, Portugal 2 Faculdade de Medicina, Universidade de Lisboa, 1649-028 Lisboa, Portugal 3 Centre for Rapid and Sustainable Product Development, Polytechnic Institute of Leiria, 2430-028 Marinha Grande, Portugal 4 Clínica Universitária de Estomatologia, Centro Hospitalar Universitário Lisboa Norte-Hospital de Santa Maria, 1649-028 Lisboa, Portugal 5 Maxillofacial Surgery Unit, Department of Neurosciences,...
JCM | Free Full-Text | Prevalence of Clinical Signs and Symptoms of Temporomandibular Joint Disorders Registered in the EUROTMJ Database: A Prospective Study in a Portuguese Center
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Postoperative Recovery after TMJ Arthroscopy: Masticatory Improvement and Postoperative Diet
4. Discussion The authors should discuss the results and how they can be interpreted from the perspective of previous studies and the working hypotheses. The findings and their implications should be addressed in the broadest possible context. Future research directions may also be highlighted. Most studies evaluating postoperative recovery after TMJ arthroscopy have observed successful results. However, most focused on two outcomes: pain and mouth opening [14,15].
OCCIDENTUL NE-A DAT CEA MAI MARE LEAPŞĂ
Puţini dintre voi au fost mai anticomunişti decât mine. Puţini şi-au dorit mai mult Occidentul. Am mai spus-o, de la 6 ani ascultam posturile occidentale. Bunicul meu, fost legionar, aştepta americanii. Era prin 1970. Cumpărase un aparat de radio Gloria – era the best – să asculte Europa Liberă, Vocea Americii, BBC, Deutsche Welle, Radio Monte Carlo… Dar nu ştia să-l manevreze. Îi adoram pe Noel Bernard, Emil Georgescu, Monica Lovinescu, Nestor Rateş, Mircea Crişan etc.
O stress pode causar dor na face?
No Dia da Consciencialização do Stress, que hoje se assinala, é importante pararmos para pensar. Como reagimos ao stress? Ficará surpreendido se lhe disser que a maioria das pessoas (muitas vezes de forma inconsciente) aperta os dentes em situações de stress, contribuindo para o aparecimento de dores na face e região cervical. Ter consciência deste comportamento é o primeiro passo para prevenir o agravamento das dores.
For Juneteenth: Uprooting Racism from the Top
As leaders, this is not the time to stay silent. It’s time to take action that starts from the top. Action that’s fueled by the centuries of injustice, indignity, and atrocities that have targeted the Black community. The hate, the violence, the murder of men, women, transgender people, and children.
2 Minutes With ... Frauke Tiemann, ECD at David&Goliath
Frauke Tiemann joined David&Goliath in 2018 and was recently promoted to executive creative director. She was born and raised in Osnabrück, Germany, and has lived and worked in Berlin, Dusseldorf, New York City, San Francisco, London and Los Angeles. Frauke studied film, photography and art before earning her master's degree in graphic design. After starting her career in Germany, she had a wild-eyed dream to move to New York to be an art director there.
8 Steps to Consider for Brands Seeking Higher Purpose
“Purpose is not a mere tagline or marketing campaign; it is a company’s fundamental reason for being—what it does every day to create value for its stakeholders,” –Larry Fink As we leave behind one of the more challenging years in our recent history, the unprecedented pandemic has caused noticeable shifts in mindset, attitude, and action from people and brands.
Uprooting Racism from the Top: A Call to Action for Industry Leadership
As leaders, this is not the time to stay silent. It’s time to take action that starts from the top. Action that’s fueled by the centuries of injustice, indignity, and atrocities that have targeted the Black community. The hate, the violence, the murder of men, women, transgender people, and children.
4 Ways Music Will Drive Marketing in the Years to Come
As the head of music for VML and a juror for the 2018 Clio Music Awards, it's an especially meaningful time of year for me to look at some of the best uses of music across brand categories and get a firsthand look at ways in which brands are leaning into music to create innovative, unique and engaging content.
A Powerful Vision Brought to Life: The Making of 'Today, I'm Brave'
It wasn't a vision of colliding thoughts or scrambled consciousness. It was crystal clear and real. Unlike anything I had ever experienced. It was a sudden visual of a group of orphans in Africa that appeared and an innate awareness that I was supposed to adopt them. The vision was so vivid, so powerful, that there was no room or reason to doubt it. Or to overthink it. All I knew was that I had to make something happen. That vision was four years ago, while I was in a deep meditation.
From Ego to Empathy: A CEO’s Perspective for Industry Transformation
All around the advertising industry, it’s hard not to be affected by the challenges that are in front of us. Larger-than-life challenges that transcend the benefits of the products and services that we help promote. From a global pandemic that is forcing us to rethink how we do business and life. To the long-standing systemic racial injustice that has plagued our nation for nearly 250 years.
We Need to Uproot Racism From the Top. It’s the Right Thing to Do
Confronting systemic racism must start at the top. Otherwise, it will persist with every leader who looks the other way. Every leader who checks a box. Every leader who thinks it’s their company’s responsibility to address it—and not their own. As leaders, this is not the time to stay silent. It’s about action that starts from the top. Action that’s fueled by the centuries of injustice, indignity and atrocities that have targeted the Black community.
Conviction Matters: What Real Purpose Looks Like During Covid
These days, purpose-driven brands feel like they are a dime a dozen. Everyone talks about purpose, because purpose has become profitable. According to Zeno Group's 2020 Strength of Purpose study, consumers are four times more likely to purchase from the brand with purpose. But what if the true purpose is being OK with not being profitable? About doing things and saying things that are unpopular. That could lose customers. Lose sales.
Libations to the Advertising Gods: Raising a Glass to What We've Lost, and What We've Learned
In ancient times, the libation was a ritualistic pouring of a liquid as an offering to a deity. It represented sacrifice; we give this up to you in the hopes that we'll get something back. Something was lost, but something was also gained. We have lost quite a lot through the first half of 2020. The coronavirus pandemic's spread across the world has radically altered nearly every aspect of our lives. We have lost loved ones, jobs, businesses. We've lost a sense of security.
What Happens When AR Is Safer and Better Than IRL
America today is entirely different than America last week. Or better yet, than last night. With social distancing, elbow handshakes and toilet paper purchases increasing in importance by the minute, the future of consumer behavior is once again in flux. COVID-19 represents a realization of a break in our day-to-day habits, as Americans are asked to change their lifestyles drastically in response.
Wish You Had More Family Time? Well, Now You Have It
It's my 30th year working in the advertising industry as a creative. All those years, I have always wished for that perfect work-family balance. I have been a mom since I was a young, struggling copywriter. One can imagine all my long hours, and late pitch nights. I would wake up with my kids already in school and come home when they were all asleep. I thank my husband and my parents who have helped me try to "balance" the two worlds.
Your Events Are Being Canceled. Your Meetings Are Being Canceled. Now What?
The world has changed a lot in the last few weeks as COVID-19 has swept through nations. Here in the U.S., we're at the beginning of our pandemic and confusion is the only constant. Last week, we were told to keep up with life as usual and wash our hands a lot. This week, it became clear that we need to do a whole lot more. We're being told to practice social distancing.
United We Shine: How We Might Truly Evolve From This Crisis
Challenges. We can yell at them, curse at them, or blame the world for their timing. Or we can see them as an opportunity to grow in ways we never imagined. To evolve for the better. And not just better for one, but better for all. This is the undeniable quest of the authentic challenger. A spirit that is in all of us, regardless of our age, gender, race or occupation. No doubt the challenge in front of us may seem daunting.
20 Ways to Create a Great Company Culture in 2021
Ever since I can remember, I’ve always wanted to create an agency environment that inspired people to take on challenges knowing they’ll be better off for it. A culture that comes from the core of who I am and best reflects my belief that we are all challengers at heart. In November of 1999, I moved my family from New York to Los Angeles to start an ad agency called David&Goliath. Prior to that, I had a successful career as a creative, but I had never owned a company.
Press 9 If You Can't Find Grandpa: The Butterball Turkey Talk-Line for Modern Thanksgiving Emergencies
From the Butterball website: The Butterball Turkey Talk-Line is available to help concerned cooks through December 24. Many of the questions remain the same (How long does my turkey need to defrost? How often should I baste?) but the methods with which those in turkey turmoil get in touch with Butterball's experts has expanded. Today you can connect with the Talk-Line through social media, live chat, texting—even Amazon Alexa.
6.2 Miles and the Case for Brand America
I go to our nation's capital for business three or four times a year. This is new for me, thanks to our new client, Marriott Bonvoy, in Bethesda, Maryland, and our new partner, Stagwell, which is just blocks from the White House. My preferred hotel (yes, it's a Bonvoy) is also blocks from the White House. Three short ones. As I do on business trips in every city to which I travel, each tim I'm in Washington, D.C., I go for a morning run.
We Hired Some New People ... Are We Diverse Yet?
There's no shortage of talks, panels and essays about diversity—this, of course, being another one of those. The increased discussion means more companies see the value of diversity and are rushing to address the issue through recruitment. But we're not talking enough about what happens after. So, here are a few tips for companies on diversity beyond hiring, with input sourced through one of the most honest channels out there: Instagram DMs. Don't do the token thing.
20 Lessons I've Learned in 20 Years of Running David&Goliath
Ever since I can remember, I've always wanted to create an agency environment that inspired people to take on challenges knowing they'll be better off for it. A culture that comes from the core of who I am and best reflects my belief that we are all challengers at heart. In November 1999, I moved my family from New York to Los Angeles to start an ad agency called David&Goliath. Prior to that, I'd had a successful career as a creative, but I had never owned a company.
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