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Dental Blog Discoveries: Finding Interactive Dental Blogs

After scouring the internet for a couple of weeks in search of quality dental blogs that are not only informative for the general public, but are also interactive in the comment fields, I’m thrilled to have finally found a couple blogs in the dentistry field to subscribe to.

The Wealthy Dentist dental blog immediately caught my undivided attention with his controversial discussion about gender discrimination against women entering dental school. The responses Jim Du Molin received from his reader poll is quite interesting to say the least, and I’m sure you’ll find the discussion intriguing as well. To think that in this day and age, that women going into dentistry would experience the kind of obstacles described in Dr. Molin’s article is beyond me.

I’ve also spent some time in recent days diving into the archives of the Dental Insider Blog, but have yet to actually begin leaving any comments to posts I feel I can contribute to in some way. I did feel a pinch of regret when I came across the post talking about February being National Children’s Dental Health Month, because I completely dropped the ball by not remembering to write something about that, due to obsessing over searching online for dental blogs.

A big thank you goes to Life’s Context for pointing me towards the reactivated dental blog called Solitary Penguin, who had been absent from the blogging scene for awhile, and dealing with the various issues that sometimes go along with purchasing a surgery practice.

Going Dental is another new dental blog discovery that appears on the surface as being one that has promise of being a quality dental blog, IF the blogger changes the requirement for anyone wishing to participate in comments to have to “sign in”, which many bloggers just won’t do.

I’d really like to see these dental blogs do a bit of discovering themselves by taking a few minutes to discover the wonders of StumbleUpon and how being a SU user can greatly increase web traffic to their blogs, but also bring more subscribers and interactive comments on posts.