Why what we learn in school rarely survives private practice
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Why it matters for dental
Private-practice dentists face a gap between what dental school teaches and the realities of running a business; owners and associates who ignore this mismatch risk lower revenue and higher compliance exposure.
Key points
- Oral Health Group published an article titled "Why what we learn in school rarely survives private practice."
- Article states that dental-school training often fails to prepare graduates for the business and regulatory demands of private practice.
- Piece targets dentists who must reconcile academic instruction with day-to-day practice management.
Who should care
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