DDDS 2020 New Dentist program
February 6, 2020 Dinner Meeting - FREE CE
We are excited to offer this new opportunity for organized dentistry to meet the needs of new dentists. This will be a local component especially designed for the newer dentist. New Dentists are defined as those dentists out of dental school less than 10 years.
The program will be TWO FREE CE MEETINGS and they will be designed and organized specifically to meet the needs of the newer dentist. The New Dentist were survey to select the topic of the programs.
The First DDDS New Dentist Event #1
REAL LIFE FINANCIAL PLANNING FOR NEW DENTISTS
Professional financial planner from Merrill Lynch and a panel of professional dentists with real life experience of navigating financial planning. Learn what to do and what not to do with your own financial plan.
Date of Meeting February 6, 2020
Location DDDS Office, 6 Parklane Blvd., 5th Floor, Dearborn, MI 48126
Time: Reception 5:30pm, Dinner and presentation 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Price
FREE to New Dentists (within 10 year of graduation) both members and non-members.
FREE to Residents in a dental program and D4 students
DDDS members (> 10 years since graduation) dinner meeting $20.00 pay at the door
Non-members (>10 years since graduation) dinner meeting $75.00 pay at the door
Register online at You will need your ADA number to register.
Already an ADA/MDA member register at
Detroit District Dental Society Meeting Registration
Currently not a member go to the ADA website and sign in to register at the ADA website. Most U.S. dentists and dental students, regardless of membership status, have an ADA number, which functions as your User ID. If you do not know that number
If you are a dental student, dentist or have previously created an account, enter the unique primary email associated with your ADA account for retrieval. Questions call 313.337.4900.
Non-ADA/MDA Member Registration for Detroit Events
Financial Planning - one of the biggest problems is one of procrastination. Like many professionals, dentists tend to put off financial planning until later in their career. They mistakenly believe it’s something they don’t need to do when they start out—after all, retirement is decades away.
Right now many new dentists are busy building a career, starting a family, making decisions on where to work, living your life, and are not experts in the best way to pay off debt, lower your tax implications, the best type of investments, the best place to accumulate savings, how much to spend on your home, and when to start your retirement planning.
Developing a financial plan can help dentists devise the right plan for their unique situation, putting them in the best position to reach their personal financial goals.
Attend this program to learn how you can make the best financial plan for you future.
Questions call 313.337.4900 to reach the Detroit District Dental Society office.