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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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Dental Classic Articles
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Classic articles by the wizards of dentistry, consulting and psychology
Each generation of dentists builds on the shoulders of the giants that have preceeded them. Bob Barkley, L.D. Pankey, Harold Wirth, Loren Miller, Henry Tanner and others are the giants from whom these mavens of dentistry have learned. These mavens are: Rich Green, Bob Frazer, Wilson Southam, Doug Young, Lynn Carlisle, Mary Osborne, and others. Their articles build on and add to this perennial wisdom for dentistry. These articles have become classics over the years.
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Listening as a Part of Healing
Lynn D Carlisle DDS
This is the article that was the genesis of my book In a Spirit of Caring. It originally appeared in the Journal of the Institute for Behavioral Research and in Healing Currents in 1986 and 1987. Recently, Bob Frazer requested a reprint of this article for his clients. He said he had copied it so much it was no longer legible. After a short search, I discovered it in my Word documents - not on ISOC. It is still valid 25 years later, so I am posting it on ISOC. . . .
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Thoughts on Bob Barkley's article, "On Becoming a Humanistic Dentist"
William T. Brown, DDS 10/16/2009
An up close and personal account of Bob Barkley by Bill Brown. Bill was blessed to be an early student of Bob Barkley. "Bob Barkley was the most powerful, positive and life-changing person in my professional life. In my opinion, Bob Barkley transformed dentistry in more profound ways than any one individual." . . .
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Reflections on "The Hardy Dentist" Series: The Challenge
Cliff Katz, DDS, PhD
Cliff Katz, DDS, PhD looks back 25 years later on his remarkable "Hardy Dentist" series on stress, dentistry and the perceptions of dentists. "The process of re-examining my own work after all these years has been gratifying and disturbing at the same time. Here are a few of my thoughts:" . . .
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How to Become a Hardy Dentist
Cliff Katz, DDS, PhD
In the first part of this series, Cliff Katz introduced the concept of the Hardy personality and the relationship between Hardiness and the perceived stress, symptomatology and career satisfaction experienced by practicing dentists and other occupational groups. The second article continued that discussion with the intent of probing deeper into the concept of Hardiness and its relevance to dentists. This article tells you how you can become a hardy dentist. . . .
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A Closer Look at the Hardy Dentist - from the In Search of the Hardy Dentist series
Cliff. Katz DDS, PhD
Stress, dentistry and dentists. These are challenging times to be a dentist. Team, time, family, financial, technical, and societal challenges confront us. It takes a major dose of hardiness to meet all these stressors. Cliff Katz wrote this classic series "In Search of the Hardy Dentist" on stress and dentistry over 25 years ago. It is more relevant now than it was then. . . .
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The Exceptional Dental Practice - Chapter 3 - Know Yourself
Bill Lockard, DDS
Becoming an exceptional dentist starts with knowing yourself. Bill Lockard's Chapter on Knowing Yourself offers guidelines on this perpetual journey for dentists. "Know thyself is carved above the entrance to the Delphic Oracle. Philosophers throughout the ages believed self-knowledge was essential for happiness." . . .
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Transform your dental exams - Part I
Lynn Carlisle
The key to developing the health-centered, relationship-based practice. The new patient experience sets the stage for all that follows in the h/c relationship-based practice. Your dental examination process is the foundation you build a h/c relationship-based practice upon. When you implement it, everything is transformed in your practice. It is a profound change for most dentists. . . .
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The role of spirit in dentistry.
Lynn Carlisle, DDS
We can get so wrapped up in dental practice management, team building, behavioral dentistry and the technical side of dentistry that we forget about the higher spiritual aspects of dentistry. . . .
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