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Creating a successful dental career isn’t just about perfecting clinical or administrative skills—it’s also about forging strong, meaningful relationships. Inspired by the principles in “Build the Life You Want” by Arthur C. Brooks and Oprah Winfrey, let’s explore how these lessons can specifically enhance a relationship-driven dental practice. Define Your Purpose in Dentistry Why did you choose dentistry? Reflect on this question to understand your core motivations—be it improving patient

Burnout in dental practices can affect not only the individual health of dental professionals but also the quality of care provided to patients. Here are ten tips to help combat burnout in dental practices in 2024: Regular Breaks and Time Off: Encourage taking regular breaks during shifts and ensure all team members utilize their vacation time (use it or lose it guidelines). This can prevent fatigue and maintain high energy

Maintaining optimal oral health is a lifelong commitment, and having an actively engaged dental patient is crucial for achieving this goal. In the complex landscape of dental care, various factors contribute to a patient’s level of activity, one of which is the concept of a “split patient” – someone who lives in two cities and has two dentists. Understanding what makes a dental patient active or inactive can significantly impact