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All You Need is Love: A Powerful Story of Finding Support and Compassion in the Dental Industry
An interview with Jenna Rose Lowthert on finding inspiration through tragedy with the support of her colleagues and patients
Dental professionals deal with emotion every day, like the all-too-familiar patient that is anxious or fearful about their visit. But, as with any tight-knit team, dental professionals must also empathize with the emotions of their colleagues in times of personal triumph or tragedy. When focusing on the daily minutiae of the practice, it's easy to forget that colleagues, like all humans, are a product of their life experiences and backstories.
An artist, performer or player of consummate skill, that is the definition of a “master” according to Merriam-Webster. That might suffice for some, but here at Hu-Friedy our Masters are redefining the term.
What would you do with five extra minutes per procedure in your dental practice?
Instruments must be properly taken care of if they are to function as they were intended, for as long as they were intended. A safe and efficient cleaning process will protect the investment you’ve made in high-quality dental instruments.
Contemplating Root Canal Awareness Week got me thinking about the profound strides the field of endodontics has taken over recent decades, juxtaposed with the considerable distance it still must traverse—particularly in reshaping its perception among both patients and dental professionals.