| Career Opportunities for the New Dentist |
| Now, in your last year of dental school, if you have not done it already, is the time to take a serious look at what you intend to do with the rest of your life as a dentist. |
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| Contracts of Employment: Avoiding Common Pitfalls |
| Associateships in dental practice may take the form of any one of several configurations: employer/employee, partnership, stockholders in a professional corporation, owner/independent contractor, or separate practitioners sharing facilities. |
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| Finding Employment |
| The initial decision you make on where to practice, and in what practice configuration, may determine your entire professional and personal future. |
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| How to Terminate Care without the Risk of a Suit |
| There comes a time in every dentist's practice when the best course of action to follow is to terminate the care of a patient before the care is completed. To do so without following some strict rules, both in law and interpersonal relationships, may lead to considerable difficulty for the dentist. |
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| Opportunities in Associate Practice |
| The opportunity to become a partner with an established dentist immediately following professional training is remote, as is the opportunity to become a shareholder in a PC or PA. The other professional relationships are more likely to occur. By far, the most common is employer/employee. |
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