DINKS with Dr. Jacob Brown and Dr. Akshita Mehta with DentalRay

Send us Fan MailAre you a CBCT user?  Do you have concerns regarding reading of CBCTs?  This episode will help you in your reading and potentially reduce your liability.  This team of MDs work closely with DentalRay to read your CBCTs. They will be sharing findings from actual dental images and their knowledge as to how we can become better diagnosticians.  We are really excited about this episode.  We have learned so much from Dr. Brown and can't wait to hear from Dr. Mehta.  Following the episode, there will be a special promotion from DentalRay!About Dr. Brown:Dr. Brown is a practicing neuroradiologist who completed residency and fellowship training at UCSF, developing advanced skills in brain, maxillofacial, head/neck, and spine imaging as well as minimally invasive spine and pain procedures.  He holds a Doctor of Medicine from Georgetown University. In addition to his clinical training, Dr. Brown holds a PhD in molecular biology, completing his doctoral work at the National Institutes of Health, efforts that led to many peer-reviewed publications and grant funding from the Radiological Society of North America. His research interests focus on advancing precision pain medicine and image-guided pain interventions.Dr. Brown is Co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of DentalRay, a nationwide platform providing comprehensive radiology services to dental professionals.About Dr. Mehta:Dr. Mehta is a practicing neuroradiologist who completed residency and fellowship training at UTSW, developing advanced skills in brain, maxillofacial, head/neck, and spine imaging as well as minimally invasive spine and pain procedures.  She holds a Doctor of Medicine from George Washington University. She served as chief resident while in training at UT Southwestern with particular interest in medical education. Her research and extracurricular interests focus on developing educational materials and utilizing innovative techniques to advance medical knowledge. Her professional associations include the Radiological Society of North America, American College of Radiology and American Society of Neuroradiology.This episode is brought to you by DentalRay.