Webinar: Mind Training to Control Stress and Anxiety
Webinar: Mind Training to Control Stress and Anxiety
Webinar: Mind Training to Control Stress and Anxiety
We are currently living in a time of immense uncertainty, and the unknown can be stressful and anxiety-provoking for many. With the release of new information regarding the easing of coronavirus restrictions and lockdown measures, there will undoubtedly be anxiety amongst team members at the mere thought of returning to work.
In this month’s Partner Spotlight, we caught up with Drs. Terry Foreman and Eric Haley to discuss their journey into dentistry, the most rewarding aspects of reopening their practice, and the valuable lessons they’ve learned from this pandemic.
Last week, Jona Szakacs learned that he was one of three students in the country to receive dentalcorp’s Academic Excellence Award. The newly launched program reimburses one graduating student from each of dentistry, dental hygiene, and dental assisting programs from accredited institutions with full program tuition reimbursement and a position in a dentalcorp practice.
COVID-19: Ask us Anything with Guy Amini and Julian Perez
Word of mouth can be considered the oldest form of marketing, dating back to the 1600’s. Originating with the town crier, word of mouth marketing has evolved throughout the years from storytelling and street plays to modern social media. In today’s hyper-connected world, the impact of information spread through word of mouth is amplified and accessible to an even broader audience.
Today we shine the spotlight on two of our amazing Practice Managers. Across Canada, practice teams have had their regular operations disrupted by the pandemic. As restrictions in certain areas begin to ease and our practices make plans to return to work, we wanted to share the stories of some of our own unsung heroes.
COVID-19 in Canada: An informative follow-up discussion with Dr. Kevin Katz
dentalcorp Academic Excellence Award recipients announced
Clearing the Air: Managing Aerosols in Dentistry during COVID-19