CAMBRIDGE DENTAL PRACTICE. CAMBRIDGE DENTAL PRACTICE SUCCESS Dr Rosalind Peart "He was a really successful dentist" That was a comment made to me last week by a patient about their previous dentist. They then proceeded to tell me about the fabulous trips this dentist made, the fancy cars and holiday homes at The Mount and in Wanaka. So really be the boxes l'd like ticked. Not too concerned about what car the perception is that someone who makes a lot of money is successful. And that of course applies not only to dentists. I find it so odd and really disappointing that the value of a and conviction. He is a very experienced dentist who has done some considerable postgraduate training. He has owned and managed a number of his own practices and in conversation he is a warm and engaging person. Now if I was looking for a new dentist those would he drives e I meet successful people all the time. They're the 87 year old who is still interested in their health and appearance, and they have a sense of humour about their frailties. I meet teenagers who are willing to communicate and take on board what I am discussing with them, town. Bart Eisenbarth has joined Leamington Dental and I would say there are busy people that I see outside of usual hours and they arrive he's an excellent example of a successful dentist. Bart and his family on time and are appreciative. Just a few examples of my idea of person is still so often measured in material asset rather than character or skill. On a more positive note I have recently met the newest dentist in have come from the US to live in New Zealand. That takes courage successful people. 9A Anzac Street I (Opposite New World) I Tel: 07 8275079 I www.cambridgedental.co.nz CAMBRIDGE DENTAL PRACTICE. CAMBRIDGE DENTAL PRACTICE SUCCESS Dr Rosalind Peart "He was a really successful dentist" That was a comment made to me last week by a patient about their previous dentist. They then proceeded to tell me about the fabulous trips this dentist made, the fancy cars and holiday homes at The Mount and in Wanaka. So really be the boxes l'd like ticked. Not too concerned about what car the perception is that someone who makes a lot of money is successful. And that of course applies not only to dentists. I find it so odd and really disappointing that the value of a and conviction. He is a very experienced dentist who has done some considerable postgraduate training. He has owned and managed a number of his own practices and in conversation he is a warm and engaging person. Now if I was looking for a new dentist those would he drives e I meet successful people all the time. They're the 87 year old who is still interested in their health and appearance, and they have a sense of humour about their frailties. I meet teenagers who are willing to communicate and take on board what I am discussing with them, town. Bart Eisenbarth has joined Leamington Dental and I would say there are busy people that I see outside of usual hours and they arrive he's an excellent example of a successful dentist. Bart and his family on time and are appreciative. Just a few examples of my idea of person is still so often measured in material asset rather than character or skill. On a more positive note I have recently met the newest dentist in have come from the US to live in New Zealand. That takes courage successful people. 9A Anzac Street I (Opposite New World) I Tel: 07 8275079 I www.cambridgedental.co.nz