Temple University School of Dentistry - Odontolog Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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To my patients, I offer loyalty, confidentiality, competence, diligence, and my beet judgement. I shall treat you as I should want to be treated and be worthy of your trust. I shall counsel you with respect to alternative methods to resolve your oral health issues when available. I shall endeavor to achieve your objectives as expeditiously and economically as possible. To my colleagues In the practice of dentistry, I offer concern for your reputation and well-being. I shall extend to you the same courtesy, respect, candor, and dignity that 1 expect to be extended to me. To organized dentistry, I offer continuing Involvement, with the strength and courage to be open and honest In all matters. I offer fairness, Integrity, and civility. I shall deal with Issues that affect dentistry based, not on my own biases, but on what is best for and most advantageous to all the membership. I shall temper my actions with the strictest adherence to the ADA Principlee of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct. To the profession, I offer assistance In keeping It a calling In the spirit of public service, and in promoting Its understanding and an appreciation for ft by the public. 1 recognize that my actions and demeanor reflect upon our system of healthcare and our profession, and I shall conduct myself accordingly. To the puHlc and my community, I offer service. 1 shall devote some of my time and skills to community, governmental and other activities that promote the common good. I shall strive to Improve and make available to all the benefits of my profession.

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Dr. Andrea Haber-Cohen Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Thank you for this honor. The Class of 2007 is special in many ways. As budding odontoblasts you have conquered clinical dentistry. More importantly you have grown into professionals, each with your own unique doctor persona. We have authoritarians, comedians, and sympathizers. However, peculiar to your class is LOVE. Incestuous? Financially hazardous? A record breaking eleven known couples within the same class!! In addition, the friendships and experiences shared by all of you during your journey through dental school will last long into your futures. After all, dental bonds are very resilient. This is all confirmation that dentists are warm and fuzzy people. I wish you the best that life has to offer. May the forceps be with you. Andrea Haber-Cohen, D.M.D. M.D.

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