Woman Dentist Journal Magazine, September 2007 ARTICLES

Volume: 5

Issue: 5

September / September 2007

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Native American Roots

The nation’s first Native American woman dentist is also known for her volunteerism, writing, and crafting Your Tooth Fairy Pillows.

Shop (It’s for the children.)

Do you realize that by doing your everyday shopping, you might be able to help save for your children’s college expenses? Well, it’s true, you can.

MARKETING YOUR PRACTICE: Know yourself, your team, and your patients

Marketing your practice can feel like a full-time job. Whether you want to find a way to consistently add new patients month after month or are looking to grow by increasing your internal marketing efforts, promoting yourself and the services you offer is a tall order.

The Lab: as part of the implant team

Dental labs can keep you informed about vast changes in technology. Rely on them when you consider treatment options for patients.

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Building a Better You: Fortune Cookies & EQ

Have you ever gotten a negative quip inside your fortune cookie? No. Here are some of the ones I’ve cracked open: “You will soon be surrounded by good friends and laughter.

The Mentor’s Mind: Happily Ever After

I have been dating an auto mechanic for more than a year now, and we are talking marriage.

Practice Wisdom: The Downside of Confirmation Calls

My practice seems to have a lot of problems with patients who cancel at the last minute or just do not show up.

Your comfort Zone: Pushing, Pulling, and Standing

Proper lifting can save our backs. There are also methods for pushing, pulling, and standing that put less strain on our backs.

Risky Business: Referrals-The Risk

Malpractice cases involving general dentists and referrals can be avoided by documenting, systematically following up, and communicating with specialists.

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.

Permanent Cosmetics: A new niche for dentistry

One of life’s drudgeries for many women is the daily application of make-up.

It’s all about the SEX!: When it comes to health, your sex matters.

THE MOST OBVIOUS differences between men and women are in the reproductive areas.

Women in VP and director positions

Lynne McHugh: Vice President of Operations and Administration of North America, Henry Schein Inc.

Editor's Note

Editor’s Note: [Know Your Numbers?]

I cannot believe how quickly summer flies by. The long days and lush greenery give way to the beautiful colors of fall.

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Woman Speak

WOMAN SPEAK

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.