When there is a conflict between dentist and patient, peer-review boards often mediate the dispute.
This means that dentists frequently end up on the losing side of the peer review equation.
Said one dentist, “Review boards are not impartial and fair, just interested in giving money back to patients.”
One endodontist professed, “It’s far better that getting involved in the judicial system!”
These are just two of the comments dentists offered The Wealthy Dentist when surveyed about the dental peer-review process.
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What are your thoughts on dental peer-reviews?
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