Key Points at a Glance

• Dr. David Rice, ignitedds and East Amherst Dental Center, in conversation with Naren Arulrajah
• Has been practicing dentistry for 23 years
• Enjoys teaching and being an educator for dental students and young dentists
• Generations and cultures think differently
• Currently 60 and above-Baby Boomers, 40-60 are Gen Xers, 20s to late 30s Millennials
• Mindsets and generations
• Learn how other generations think, so you can have a conversation
• Opportunities in various niches of dentistry
• Focus on what you are inherently good at
• Time is the most invaluable commodity
• Today’s dentist wants to be more than ‘just a dentist’
• Change the way you look at things
• Find people who are already successful doing what you want to become
• Show gratitude, even on the hard days