Dental News - May 2019 is Save Your Tooth Month

Dental Tribune International

Tue. 7. May 2019

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CHICAGO, U.S.: The American Association of Endodontists (AAE) is devoting an entire month to celebrating saving natural teeth and recognizing the endodontists who make that possible.

Sponsored by EndoVision and Sonendo, Save Your Tooth Month is a national initiative designed to showcase the benefits of root canal therapy by a specialist and to thank general dentists for their referrals.

“The perfect companion to our Worth Saving consumer campaign, Save Your Tooth Month emphasizes the importance of saving natural teeth, among other treasured items,” said AAE President Dr. Keith V. Krell.

“We couldn’t be more thrilled to expand Root Canal Awareness Week in this way. We expect Save Your Tooth Month, and our overall Worth Saving campaign, to have a big impact, the kinds of results and exposure our organization hasn’t yet seen. So we are enlisting you to help us spread the word in your practices and local communities. This has the potential to be a game-changer in terms of how root canals are perceived,” he added.

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