Respect

Mark Fleming

13 years ago

I jokingly say sometimes if you had 10 dentists in a room they would give you 15 different opinions! A lot of procedures that dentists perform can be done different ways and have an acceptable clinical result. What works for me may not work for someone else and what works for someone else may not work for me. If someone gets an acceptable result consistently, who am I to tell them they are wrong? It is common courtesy to respect someone who has success by acceptable means. Just because I don't agree with them is NO reason to disrespect them.

I know I'm always learning. In fact, life is a learning experience. And I will always respect those who are open to learning and passing their experiences on to others. It is then up to those others to decide whether it works for them.