25 Tips on How to Manage Dental Burnout
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Burnout is chronic job related stress, physical and emotional exhaustion, negative attitudes leading to reduced job performance and quality of care. Dentists are prone and routinely face burnout due to confinement, patient anxiety, compromised treatment, stress of perfection, financial targets, economic uncertainty, low self esteem, uncomfortable working postures and lack of time for self.
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