Women Dentists: 1992 & Beyond

Linda C. Niessen

Women Dentists: 1992 & Beyond

Linda C. Niessen

College of Dental Medicine

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Abstract

Patterns in number, ethnic characteristics, and practices of female dentists are reviewed, and implications for the future of women in dentistry are considered. The focus is on substantial increases in proportion of women in the profession, practice ownership status, quantity of patient contact, earnings differentials, cultural diversity, and faculty and organizations.

Original language	American English
Journal	Journal of Dental Education
Volume	56
State	Published - Jan 1 1992

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Dentistry

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