Weekly Wisdom: Registration of New and Foreign Trained Dentists
In this episode of Weekly Wisdom, Josh Koziebrocki of Koziebrocki Law explains the process of registering as a new or foreign trained dentist. … more
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Words of Wisdom
The best advice comes from people who have lived it, so we asked a few of our editorial board members to share their words of … more
Under Pressure: Dealing with Stress and Anxiety
Dental school, like any professional educational program, is challenging. Students are expected to develop their manual dexterity skills and maintain a heavy course load, which … more
Entering the World of Dentistry: 5 Pieces of Advice for the New Grad
Like any profession, stepping into the real world of dentistry after graduation can be intimidating. Building a plan for your development now will help set … more
Financial Realities After Dental School & Six Principles to Follow
Graduating from dental school is a monumental accomplishment. It is usually accompanied with huge loans/debt ranging from $250,000 – $500,000 depending on if one graduated … more
Design Your Professional Future
The learning curve for recent graduates transitioning into private practice is steep and very rewarding for those who prepare themselves for thriving in a profession … more
Weekly Wisdom: How to Thrive in Your Newly Purchased Practice
In this week’s Weekly Wisdom, Peter Barry has some sound advice for new practice owners. Subscribe to Oral Health’s weekly e-newsletter to … more
New Dentists Share Advice, Lessons Learned From 2020
During the the ADA FDC Virtual Connect Conference in October 2020, new dentists were asked to share some of the challenges they have overcome during … more
Preparing to Go Independent: Buying VS Building
1/3 NEW OWNER POCKETBOOK – A Three Part Series At a conference in January with dental students (CDSC 2020), I saw a remarkable enthusiasm within … more
Times Are A Changin’
“There is nothing permanent except change.” This is a quote I was introduced to at a young age, and it has stuck with me. It … more
A Note from the Federation of Canadian Dentistry Student Associations
At 26 years old, there are only a handful of moments in my life that I would define as “life-changing” to date – one of … more
Dentistry in a Time of Covid: What to Expect in the “New Normal”
Dentistry has faced more challenges in the last six months than in any similar span of time in history. A torrent of information about COVID-19 … more
How to Thrive as The New Kid on The Block!
Congratulations! You are a recent dental graduate who just got hired as the new associate to work with Dr. Wonderful and her team! It’s your … more
Work-Life Balance
The demands of student life are intense. Professionals programs like law, medicine, dentistry and dental hygiene require the devotion of a Tibetan monk, the physical … more
Technology Beyond the Classroom
As founder and CEO of Cellerant Consulting Group, dentistry’s leading incubator and accelerator, I am exposed to new technologies and brilliant entrepreneurs on a routine … more
Must-Have Technology in a Dental Clinic: 2021 Edition
If there is anything that life has taught me, it is that there is a price to pay for everything that you do. The use … more
Dentist Can Take Lead Action in Responding to Vaping Spike
It can start with a simple, straightforward question: Do you vape or use e-cigarettes? In an effort to help patients improve their oral and overall … more
Top Ten Mistakes Of New Dentists Breaking Into The Industry
In the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Indiana Jones had to figure out which stones in a pathway to step on to reach his goal … more
Survey says – New dentists following conference news on Facebook
From the ADA – May 25, 2011 Facebook is making it easier for new dentists to stay connected. Image via Wikipedia In fact, it’s become … more