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	<title>Comments on: Some Dentists Feel Dental Boards Are Too Restrictive</title>
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	<description>Jim Du Molin offers dental marketing news and dental practice management advice for dentists.</description>
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		<title>By: dr jim donley</title>
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		<description>A short story on marketing that happened to me about 20 yrs ago. I was on the dental society board and an officer. This was shortly after marketing became legal. I ran a weekly dental information column in the local daily paper. About 3 months after starting the column, the annual election of officers took place. When my name was brought up for reelection, one of the old timers jumped up and said &quot;We can&#039;t have some one like this representing us! I ask for another nomination.&quot; Someone else jumped up immediately with &quot;I nominate so and so.&quot;  &quot;Will so and so accept the nominatin?&quot; &quot;Yes, I accept.&quot; Of course I was summarily kicked off the board and to this day I have not been asked to serve again. Things have certainly changed with all the advertizing that goes on today.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A short story on marketing that happened to me about 20 yrs ago. I was on the dental society board and an officer. This was shortly after marketing became legal. I ran a weekly dental information column in the local daily paper. About 3 months after starting the column, the annual election of officers took place. When my name was brought up for reelection, one of the old timers jumped up and said &#8220;We can&#8217;t have some one like this representing us! I ask for another nomination.&#8221; Someone else jumped up immediately with &#8220;I nominate so and so.&#8221;  &#8220;Will so and so accept the nominatin?&#8221; &#8220;Yes, I accept.&#8221; Of course I was summarily kicked off the board and to this day I have not been asked to serve again. Things have certainly changed with all the advertizing that goes on today.</p>
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