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Is Your Practice an Attraction or a Turn Off to Gen Z?
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Mastering Productivity as a Dental Professional Lessons on Building Better Habits from Atomic Habits by James Clear
By Dr. Ellie Halabian In today’s fast paced world, mastering productivity and maintaining control over daily responsibilities can feel overwhelming. For dental professionals, the solution often lies not in working harder, but in building better habits. Drawing from the principles in James Clear’s bestselling book Atomic Habits, we
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The Power of Personal Branding in the Dental Industry
By Sarah Ruberg In the ever evolving world of dentistry, personal branding is no longer optional. Whether you are a practice owner, dental supplier, or DSO executive, building a strong personal brand can have a meaningful impact on your career trajectory and business growth. But what does personal branding truly
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Nourishing Your Microbiome: The Mouth Body Connection
By Rachel Sanner, RDA, SOA In today’s dental landscape, the importance of a holistic approach to health cannot be overstated. As dental professionals, we understand that the mouth is not an isolated system but an integral part of the whole body. Oral health has a direct and significant impact
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Embracing Green Dentistry: A Sustainable Revolution in Oral Care
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Curetted: 19 December 2025
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The Dental FI-gienist: Why Dental Hygienists Should Strive for Financial Independence (FI)
By Dana Paladino The FIRE movement, which stands for Financial Independence, Retire Early, has been a growing trend over the last 22 years. Followers of this movement actively save and invest large portions of their income in order to reach financial independence and retire earlier than traditional norms. Dental hygienists
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Breaking Point: The Silent Epidemic of Burnout Among America's Dentists
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Second Annual Oral Health Prevention Summit Returns to Boston on January 28, 2026
Boston, MA — The second annual Oral Health Prevention Summit (OHPS) is set to take place on January 28, 2026, bringing together the nation’s leading dental professionals, innovators, educators, and industry stakeholders unified by one urgent mission: accelerating the shift from reactive dentistry to prevention-driven care. This year’s summit
Ethics & Awareness
Upholding Ethical Standards in Dental Care Amid Policy Changes
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