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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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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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Empowered Women…Is It Really a Man’s World?

Dentistry Today

With similar personality traits, values, and work ethic, we were able to quickly transform a working relationship into a friendship. Q: Often, women are the default or primary caregivers for other people in their lives, which can create a juggling act with work/life balance.

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Victory Dental Management Announces New Burnout Coaching Program

Dentistry Today

Learn how to set clear boundaries, say no without guilt, and create a work-life balance that nourishes your well-being. Reconnect with your initial motivation for choosing dentistry as a career and rediscover the joy that ignited your journey. Create healthy boundaries. Implement stress management techniques.

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Should I Take On A Partner Or Just Hire An Associate For My Dental Practice?

Dentistry Today

Alternatively, an associate can help alleviate your patient load and allow for more work-life balance. A partner can contribute to management tasks, marketing efforts, and overall practice growth.

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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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Henry Schein’s Women’s Leadership Network Making Strides to Advance Women in Dentistry

Dentistry Today

There is still much work to be done in helping women overcome challenging social expectations and achieve work-life balance while pursuing their career goals.” “It’s encouraging to see more women than ever becoming dental professionals.