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WiD: Work. Life. Balance.

Dentistry Today

Dr. Effie Habsha created Women in Dentistry: Work. More and more women are entering the field, breaking down barriers and making significant contributions to the dental industry. WiD) in 2010 with the aim of elevating, educating, and empowering all women in the field.

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Lifelong Learning and Work-Life Balance in Dentistry: Insights from Chad Duplantis

Dentistry Gone Digital

Tanya Sue Maestas Guest: Dr. Chad Duplantis Edited By: Candy Velez CRDH The world of dentistry is ceaselessly evolving, demanding continuous education and an acute awareness of work-life balance. Work-life balance is essential; dentistry should not define one’s entire existence.

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6 Things Every Office Manager Needs to Do Right Now to Achieve Work-Life Balance

Off the Cusp

Creating a harmonious work-life balance can be challenging but it is essential to improve our physical, emotional and mental well-being. Here are six things you can start doing right now to achieve a better work-life balance. We hope these tips help you on the path to achieving a better work-life balance.

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As a Dental CEO, do you ever wonder “what will my epitaph say?”

Dental Peers

More often, people wish they had spent more time on personal development…on helping others…on being a better person…on just enjoying life! This call has become so strong that one of the greatest concerns we see in the workplace today centres around the search for a good “work-life balance.”

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Do Dentists Have a Good Work-Life Balance?

The Big Brush

Here, we’ll explore some approaches you can take to alleviate your workload and help you find work-life balance. As a practicing dentist, you have a lot of responsibility, and it can be difficult at times to step away from the practice and enjoy time for yourself.

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Can You STILL Be Happy in Private Practice?

Dental Peers

They believed corporate groups could provide a better “work-life balance” than they could enjoy as owners of a private practice. You can either have work-life balance and less income as an associate, or you can have a higher income while drowning in work as a practice owner.

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Did I make a mistake going into dentistry?

Dentistry Gone Digital

Not only is every patient and every tooth different, wearing different hats means you have a variety of roles in your professional life that are exciting, albeit challenging at times, that keep you on your toes every day. Your staff and patients look to you for the answers and the right systems that work in your practice. Good income.