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Meet (more than) a few incredible women in Lucy Hobbs Project History #WomensHistoryMonth

Kristie Ceruti • March 29, 2019

Thirty-one days.Not nearly enough time to spotlight every woman in history who has sacrificed, pioneered, challenged, innovated, mentored and made today possible.  Women’s History Month does provide the impetus to honor them,  learn more... CONTINUE READING

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Ever wonder what a priceless smile looks like? Ask Dr. Andrew Zucker. #ie40under40

Erin Yeager • December 14, 2018

If there was one path Andrew Zucker did not see himself pursuing, it was the one that led to dentistry. Growing up with two parents in the dental profession (his mother Maribeth worked as a dental hygienist and his father Dr. William J. Zucker, DDS, a general dentist) Andrew experienced a fair... CONTINUE READING

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Though she doesn’t wear a cape, this San Diego dentist is a H.E.R.O to many. #ie40under40

Erin Yeager • December 6, 2018

Earning a degree is expensive. Total student loan debt in the U.S. today amounts to $1.52 trillion, according to Forbes. With a financial burden weighing on her shoulders, Dr. Malieka Johnson, DDS, is uncomfortably acquainted with the student loan debt struggle -- and that’s why she’s putting... CONTINUE READING

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Giving back, dentistry mean the world to Michigan dentist Dr. Sarah Palmer #ie40under40

shannonbowenblog • April 30, 2018

When asked "What do you want to be when you grow up?" many respond with answers such as astronaut, President, or princess. Since age four, Dr. Sarah Palmer knew she wanted to be a dentist. As a child, the dentist terrified her, and she believed she had the ability to make it better for... CONTINUE READING

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Wisconsin dentist Dr. Angela Cotey: A life hallmarked by humanitarian instinct

Kristie Ceruti • April 24, 2018

Free dental care is wondrous. Free dental care and caring for orphaned children, as Dr. Angela Cotey does, is special indeed. Travel, the aphorism says, can change your life. It certainly transformed Dr. Angela Cotey’s: A physical-therapy student during her first year at Marquette University in... CONTINUE READING

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How much good can you do in 16 days?

Kristie Ceruti • December 15, 2016

Quite a bit, if you're supporting Cranberry USA's ongoing social media campaign for Global Dental Relief. Their Facebook campaign (shown at left), which will run until December 31, offers anyone willing to offer a 'Like', a chance to help support children's oral health. For every 'Like' received... CONTINUE READING

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We love Lucy. Dr. Hobbs, that is.

Kristie Ceruti • January 15, 2016

If you haven't carved out a few minutes in 2016 to pay it forward, let today be your fresh start. The deadline is at hand to nominate an outstanding woman in dentistry. Do you know a female in the dental community that's setting new benchmarks? Or a groundbreaker who's willing to implement new... CONTINUE READING

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Pennsylvania oral surgeon believes many hands make light work

Kristie Ceruti • December 23, 2015

Loyalty to a friend drew Steven Moriconi, DMD, F.A.C.D, F.I.C.D., to Haiti in 2010 after a natural disaster devastated the people there. The profound need he witnessed prompted six return trips in the past five years and the founding of Men Anpil , which means “many hands” in Haitian... CONTINUE READING

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