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 R/B Hall of Fame
Bob Frazer, DDS
Mary Osborne, RDH
Mike Schuster, DDS
Rich Green DDS, MBA
Deb Castillo, BA
Kirk Behrendt, BS
Greg Tarantola, DDS
Doug Reese, MBA
Doug Young, MBA
Charlie O'Leary, Ph.D
Bill Brown, DDS
Rich Fogoros, MD
Cliff Katz, DDS, Ph.D
Joan Unterschuetz, M.S.
Paul Henny, DDS
Paul Sletten, BS
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More on Facebook Guidlelines for a dental practice
David Clow and Lynn Carlisle
You may have saved a few dentists a whole lot of needless embarrassment with this, Lynn. I'm constantly amazed by the assumptions people make about social media. It's like the people on the street who think that they're in private when they're talking on their cell phones. . . . keep reading >>
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Facebook guidelines for your dental practice
Lynn D Carlisle DDS
Facebook and other social media are touted as the next great marketing tools for your dental practice. But it is very confusing (see graphic) to know what to post - what is appropriate and what isn't, what is effective and what isn't. . . . keep reading >>
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A quick, free, easy way to survey your dental patients
Lynn D Carlisle DDS
Surveys are one of the best ways to stay in contact with your dental patients or clients. You have probably had some questions rattling around in your head that you have wanted to ask them. Now via the internet, there is a quick, simple, free way way to survey your patients or clients. . . . keep reading >>
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Two lives in dentistry - from burn out to re-engagement.
Lee Ann Brady, DMD
Lee Ann Brady, DMD shares her journey from burnout to re-engagement in her dental practice. "I learned that I need to participate outside my office in a learning environment to keep my energy up in the office. The time and money I invest around my own education reaps intangible benefits. When I do this, I am much more productive in the office." She also shares what you can do to re-engage. . . . keep reading >>
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The impact of women in dentistry - an update
Lynn D Carlisle DDS
In 2007, I wrote a series of ISOC articles titled "The Gender Shift in dentistry - what impact will it have?" Now, it is five years later and there is increasing evidence that women are assuming leadership roles in dentistry - including relationship-based dentistry. Here are two examples . . . keep reading >>
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Authentic life for a dentist - more relevant today than ever
Bill Brown, DDS
A Bill Brown article stimulated by Mike Robichaux's article comparing a relationship-based dental practice to a standard or business centered practice. Bill stresses the importance of determining one's own tenets instead of following the tactics of others. This leads dentists to an authentic life. . . . keep reading >>
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Two Distinct Dental Visits with "Dr. A" and "Dr.B"
Mike Robichaux, DDS
Mike Robichaux, DDS continues his "How to Have a Higher Conversation" with a short story he wrote about a patient's visit to Dr. A and Dr. B. He highlights the difference between a relationship-based dental practice and a standard or business centered dental practice. Which way would you rather practice? . . . keep reading >>
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Taking the week off for a personal challenge
What are your top 10 strengths as a dentist?
In a Spirit of Caring Revisited is ready!
The Gender Shift, the demographics of women in dentistry. What impact will it have? Part I
