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In this episode of The Dental 4Cast, Dr. Dustin Mayrand and Dr. Craig Packer invite Dr. Joseph Field, a fellow in the Academy of General Dentistry, the American Academy of implant dentistry, and the internal Congress of Oral Implantology, as well as a diplomat in the American Board of Oral Implantology to join them. The conversation centers on the different paths dentists can take to advance their careers, including residencies, continuing education courses, and direct mentoring. The group weighs the advantages and disadvantages of each approach and offers guidance for new and seasoned dentists alike, sharing personal stories and insights.
While emphasizing the importance of positive clinical outcomes, the discussion also highlights the reality that not every outcome will be optimal. Even with the best efforts, a treatment may not yield the desired result. It is critical for clinicians and patients to understand that such outcomes should not be viewed as failures. They can provide valuable information and learning opportunities, facilitating a culture of continuous improvement and paving the way for better outcomes in the future.
By Gen4 Dental PartnersIn this episode of The Dental 4Cast, Dr. Dustin Mayrand and Dr. Craig Packer invite Dr. Joseph Field, a fellow in the Academy of General Dentistry, the American Academy of implant dentistry, and the internal Congress of Oral Implantology, as well as a diplomat in the American Board of Oral Implantology to join them. The conversation centers on the different paths dentists can take to advance their careers, including residencies, continuing education courses, and direct mentoring. The group weighs the advantages and disadvantages of each approach and offers guidance for new and seasoned dentists alike, sharing personal stories and insights.
While emphasizing the importance of positive clinical outcomes, the discussion also highlights the reality that not every outcome will be optimal. Even with the best efforts, a treatment may not yield the desired result. It is critical for clinicians and patients to understand that such outcomes should not be viewed as failures. They can provide valuable information and learning opportunities, facilitating a culture of continuous improvement and paving the way for better outcomes in the future.