Technology may advance dentistry, but relationships sustain it. Strong partnerships built on presence, honesty, and service shape better outcomes for practices, teams, and patients, and ultimately define the future of the profession.
The new year brings clarity. For many dental associates, that honesty leads back to job hunting. It is not about being behind. It is about shifting from urgency to intention and learning to choose the right environment instead of simply being chosen.
Dentistry is built in moments, not grand gestures. In Micro Moments. Macro Impact., Rachel Sanner explores how everyday leadership, presence, and small interactions shape culture, trust, and patient experience inside modern dental practices.
Dentistry is meaningful, but it can also be exhausting. In Built to Last, Dr. Akeadra Bell shares how prioritizing wellness transformed her career, improved focus and stamina, and helped her move from surviving to thriving in practice.
When patients say “I hate the dentist,” it is often a signal of unresolved trauma. Trauma Informed Care helps dentists reduce fear, build trust, and create safer experiences that benefit both patients and providers.