Hillsdale Daily News –

Most people go in for their routine dental check-ups expecting a free toothbrush, not balloons and confetti. Sisters Ava, 7, and Lily Middleton, 5, received special treatment on Tuesday though.

The sisters were the 100,000 and 100,001 patients at the My Community Dental Center. The local center is one of 36 centers statewide who have been scheduling new patients since 2006 in an effort to reach 100,000 children served. MCDC also has centers in Coldwater, Three Rivers and Sturgis.

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WBTV.com –

Any toothbrush can work, if it’s used correctly – but I find that my patients get the best results with a sonic brush.  Watch this video to learn more.

Dental One Partners & Dental Works –

We continue our National Business Women’s Week series with a conversation on upward mobility with Dr. Asia Richardson.

Everyone starts somewhere in the workplace, and typically that somewhere is in an entry-level position. Work hard, achieve results and go above and beyond the request at hand are some common spoken words in the workplace. Abide by these ideals and promotions are more likely to occur, or at least that’s what we’re told.

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Dental One Partners & Dental Works –

October 15 was the start to National Business Women’s Week. To celebrate, we want to highlight some of the intelligent and dedicated women leaders at DentalOne Partners and provide women in the workforce with tips, tools and advice on many relevant business topics. The first woman in leadership we will recognize is Dr. Cindy Roark, senior vice president and chief clinical officer.

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Dentistry Today –

Prior to 1980, few women attended dental school, and women comprised less than 3% of all dentists.¹ When I attended dental school around 10 years later, roughly 30% of my class consisted of female students. Today, the dental school population is typically an even split of females and males, and female dentists now represent 27% of the industry.²

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