Your ability to do your job as a dentist relies significantly on the training you received in medical school. However, to some degree it also relies on the continued training you receive during your career as well as the input you get from your fellow dentists.

The knowledge you share with your peers can make all of the difference in the type of care that patients receive. When you have information you would like to share with your fellow dentists, you may want to publish an article on an industry website, at a continued education seminar, or in an implant dentistry magazine that you can subscribe and contribute to today.

Following the Editorial Guidelines

You might be an exceptional dentist. However, your medical expertise does not necessarily make you a writing expert.

Because you want your peers to understand fully what you are explaining to them, you will be required … Read More