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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PerioDont" data-source="post: 22332075" data-attributes="member: 696733">I appreciate your sentiment TanMan but for me its not just about the numbers. I think at the end of the day for me quality of life is the most important. I want to make the most money while simultaneously having the most positive impact on my pt's lives with the least hassle and stress on my body and my personal life (prolly true of most people lol).e.g. the more complicated procedures you do, the more complicated post-ops and stuff can happens. you might be leaving some money on the table but at some point the stress isn't worth it - beauty is you can decide as a GP exactly which stresses you want to eliminate clinic wise. If I were to practice as a GP, single tooth dentistry just like you all day long. no FMR, no all-on-x and minimal veneers/esthetic stuff that have psycho pts. also the older I get, more I want to just spend time with my family esp w/younger kids and volunteer in the community for the less fortunate - lots and lots of need out there. having solid financial footing can you give the freedom to do just that.</blockquote>

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