One dentist in four prefers to be a dental associate, but three-quarters of dentists would rather be in charge, this survey found.
“I didn’t go to dental school for four years to be somebody’s employee!” declared one dentist.
“What if you could have both?” asked another. “Have your own business, be your own boss, and have a professional dental management company do all the business/marketing, etc., so you could focus on dentistry?” (Indeed, dental management consulting can make a dentist’s job a lot easier!)
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