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12 New office, impossible time frame — Dr. Gary Radz tells you how planning for a move in the future helped him when he suddenly had to fi nd new space and build a new dental office in less than 11 weeks! The key to it all was clear communications and a commitment to meet deadlines.

24 The laws of design — Consultant Doug Young lays down the laws — six of them — on how to build the practice of your dreams free from the fear and uncertainty that can accompany this signifi cant step in a dentist’s career.

28 Dental industry members Climb for A Cause ... and more! — This year, Climb for A Cause goes to the Half Dome in California’s Yosemite Valley to learn and play while giving back. John Pohl discusses the itinerary.

38 Happy Birthday, AACD! — The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. Dr. Jack Ringer tells you about the organization’s scientifi c session, its mission, and the camaraderie.

48 Focus On: Sinning is costly! — Any practice transition activity will, by defi nition, have some type of effect for the rest of your life, says transition specialist Roger K. Hill. He outlines the seven deadly sins of practice transition.

54 Marketing from within — It seems like we are all fl oundering in this time of uncertainty and fear, says consultant Larry Wintersteen. It’s a perfect time for the dental team to touch peoples’ lives and display an attitude of service.

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EDITOR'S NOTE
Building special relationships that last a lifetime

There are certain times in our lives that we BUILD SPECIAL RELATIONSHIPS with people because we are sharing similar experiences. Dental school is one of those times; another is military service, even as a dentist. During my two years in the U. S. Navy, I was assigned to the Fleet Marine Force at Camp Lejeune, N.C. As newbie dentists and Naval officers, we became a tight group and made instant, long-lasting friendships.

One of those friends, Dr. William T. Malone, died on April 15. After leaving the Navy, Bill started a practice in
Columbia, Tenn., where he became a leader in his local and state dental societies. ...

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