Dental professionals are in a high risk group of contracting the coronavirus due to the nature of their job. Many dental practices all over the world need to make changes to their way of working to slow down the spread of the coronavirus, to protect the patients and employees and to guarantee that they won’t run out of e.g. face masks in the next months to come.
I would like to know, what changes you have made in your work place and how the coronavirus has affected your practice.
I want to share your story. The story can be long or short. Only thing I would like you to include in your story is the country you are working (as I have readers in every continent). Only your story and the country will be published. Your story might help your colleague on the other side of the world. So please share your story!
You can use the contact form below to send your story or you can write an email and send it to dentalrevelations(a)gmail.com.
Are you ready for my next post after my sabbatical? If you are still there waiting for me to write again, I thank you for being patient. To be honest, I do not have more time in my hands than before but I have decided to make an effort to write every once in a while.
A revelation to reward you for your loyalty. I am still in the dental business even though I would love to spend my time solely on writing. It is my passion. I must say that I have had a difficult year of ups and downs. Highs and lows. Times when I believe in myself and times when I have lost all the self-confidence. I have realised that I have an impostor syndrome which tries to demolish all my achievements by persistently telling me
Who are you kidding?You’ve achieved nothing! Shame you if you even think so!
This syndrome keeps on reminding me that I did not get feedback on my achievement from THAT particular person I so much admire, and making me forget I got feedback from ten other people who are as important as that one person.
But I’m working on it. I am trying to remind myself that in this world of haste and demands, I am good enough. As mother, as wife, as dental professional, as writer and most importantly as myself. Being merciful to yourself is a difficult skill to master. But I am learning.
So, watch this space. There might be something coming up soon!
While I am still not active with blogging (but hopefully will be soon), Dental Revelations Blog is open for guest bloggers. Mind you, I am quite picky and have allowed only one guest post so far. Will you be the next one?
Disclaimer – Dental Revelations Guest Post Standards
Dental Revelations aims to maintain certain standard for the content posted on our blog – it is of benefit to everyone. Therefore Dental Revelations:
1. Will proofread posts and amend them if needed.
2. Will not accept posts of low quality in content or grammar (certain errors will be corrected).
3. Will evaluate the content and writing style which should have the similar approach to dentistry as Dental Revelations Blog has.
4. Will not accept posts with links to spammy websites.
5. Will not accept posts with links to irrelevant sites (e.g. site selling car parts). The links need to provide additional value to the reader.
6. Will check the originality of the post (Copyscape) to avoid overload of the same approach to the same topic in the blogging world (e.g. one can write about implant surgery with unexpected, humorous way instead of just plain old why patient benefits of having an implant).
7. Will own the rights to the content on the moment the post is sent to us providing it is published. If not published, the rights to the content are with the author.
8. Will expect the posts to have at least 500 words.
Further requirements:
1. The guest post should include an author bio. Author bio can have maximum of 2 links to the following sites: to the author’s blog/website/Twitter handle.
2. Guest author should reply to any comments made in their post as soon as possible.
3. Any image attached to the article needs to be royalty-free image.
3. Be creative. Write about dentistry in a way no-one has written before. Forget being polite and politically correct if something is bugging you. Pour your heart out and type away. People will love the genuineness and honesty.
So if you feel you are up for the task, you will find my contact details here.
Dental Revelations 