Woman Dentist Journal Magazine, January 2007 ARTICLES

Volume: 5

Issue: 1

January 2007

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Dental Dynasty

As the saying goes, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. Such is the case for women in the Graber family.

Column

Get Over It!

Two recent incidents. Same concluding suggestion: “Let go.” But how?

Avoiding the Hard Sell

When I see a new patient, I find myself giving him or her the hard sell. I know what patients need, but they don’t. How can I improve case acceptance?

My Flame is Burning Low

I feel like I am burning out! I no longer have enthusiasm for my work. I actually dread going to work.

The Benefits of Stretching ...

Stretching feels good and is energizing. Still, the benefits of stretching for preventing work-related injuries and improving productivity at work have only recently been examined.

Risky Business: Alone or Associate?

The lawyer's perspective

Simplify

This is what we all strive to do. This is a column created to embody a hands-on approach toward user-friendly solutions for our lives.

Treating A Pregnant Patient

Your next patient arrives, and you greet her and ask about her health. She beams a beautiful smile and reports that she’s expecting a baby! How do you reassure her that the old wives’ tale of losing a tooth for every baby is not going to happen to her?

Technology and Prosthodontics

Advancements in all areas of technology bombard us daily. These advancements have resulted in improved materials and innovations in computer technology: hardware, software, and digital imaging.

Editor's Note

A New Beginning

I am astounded a year has passed while I’ve been the editor of Woman Dentist Journal.

Letters to the Editor

A big thanks for recent article

I commend you for your recent article on periodontal disease, its role in systemic illness, and your recommendation that dentists really pay attention to addressing the needs of our patients.

New Products

New Product Highlight

Woman Speak

Women With a Say

This page is dedicated solely to women speakers in the dental profession. To be listed, please send your speaking engagements to: Associate Editor Kristen Wright, kristenw@pennwell.

Chronicle

President’s Letter

A few weeks ago, I met two of my women dentist friends for dinner. It took several months of planning because we are so busy with practices and families.