Assist colleagues by including your voice to the New Dentist weblog – New Dentist Weblog

The ADA’s award-winning ADA’s New Dentist blog is in search of contributors fascinated with writing about their experiences and insights on the distinctive challenges going through early profession dentists who graduated from dental faculty fewer than 10 years in the past.

From managing scholar debt, navigating employment contracts and buying a apply to avoiding burnout and selecting a profession path, the aim of the New Dentist weblog, newdentistblog.ada.org, is to be the go-to place for early profession dentists in search of to study from fellow new dentists on what challenges they will count on after commencement and what they will do.

Present visitor bloggers not too long ago shared their experiences on the significance of continuous schooling, the affect of mentors and a collection on classes realized within the enterprise facet of dentistry.

Contributors should be dentists who graduated from dental faculty fewer than 10 years in the past. New dentists from numerous fields in dentistry — from associates and apply homeowners to common dentists and specialists and people working in public well being and the army — are welcome to contribute.

ADA employees can supply steerage on subjects however contributors are inspired to supply insights and realized classes from their very own skilled experiences. ADA employees will even be a useful resource for enhancing and reviewing submissions.

Created by the New Dentist Committee of the American Dental Affiliation, the New Dentist weblog launched in 2013 and was redesigned in 2015 and 2022. In 2017 and 2018, the weblog gained a bronze and silver award, respectively, within the digital media-blog class within the annual EXCEL Awards, which acknowledges excellence and management in nonprofit affiliation media, publishing, advertising and communications.

Go to the weblog at newdentistblog.ada.org to study extra or to learn current articles. For extra data on changing into a visitor blogger, contact David Burger at burgerd@ada.org.