- Thursday 1/25/2024
- Time: 1:00 - 4:00 pm
- Course Code: 338TL
- Cost: $134
- Room Location: BCEC Room 205 A
- Credits: 3 CE Hours
Dental Burn Out: Understanding & Dealing With Dental Office Stress
David Galler, DMD has developed his own unique interproximal reduction (IPR) technique, which is currently utilized by 4,500 dentists nation-wide. He is currently the SVP of Orthodontic Services for Aspen Dental. David has been serving New York since 2003 and splits his time between his Manhattan and Chicago offices.
So, you went to dental school so that you wont have stress and long work hours? How's that working out for you? Dental offices and dentistry is a unique stressor to the mind and body. Come listen to the instructor breakdown every part of the office dysfunction in a comical way, you will be sure to laugh and cry. Every dentist has fears and insecurities that erode their quality of life and can lead to depression or early death. Dental staffs likewise share in this phenomenon, and often can feel overwhelmed or unappreciated. Your eyes will be opened to how all dentist offices and staffs face the same challenges and anxiety. This course will explore the inner workings of a dental office and its personnel. In this course, the instructor will review all the crazies idiosyncrasies that dentists have and bring happiness to ALL in the room. The instructor is a professional comedian and full time dentist.
- Take the instructor's patented 13 question quiz during the course to see if you are BURNT OUT
- Bring the whole team and laugh, learn and grow into a dental team that doesn't let the minutia of daily dental stress get them down
- Recognize the signs. Laugh hard during this course
- Provide insight into why dental offices are high stress
- Strategies for successful communication skills, stress reduction, and teamwork will be taught and reviewed u suffer from mild moderate or severe anxiety.
Recommended Audience: Assistant, Dentist, Hygienist, Office
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