Warmest greetings,

This part of our web site, we have dedicated to you, our valued referring doctors and staff.

First we want to say thanks to you men and women who refer your prized patients to Southern Arizona Endodontics. We value your trust more than words can express. We are committed to continually improve the quality of our service to you and to your patients. Again we want to say thanks.

Referral Form

First…for your convenience, a link to an e-mail form you can use to easily and quickly refer patients to us. CLICK HERE

Below, you will also find links to periodic news letters prepared especially for you. We hope you find them both educational and inspirational.

We plan to use this page as part of our system of communicating with you. We hope you find it helpful.

As you may have noticed already, there is no obvious way to get to this page from our public pages. However there is a ‘secret’ link on the home page. If you look carefully, there is a tiny dot in the lower left hand corner. When you roll your cursor over it, your cursor becomes a tiny hand. Click and at computer speed, you are on the “Doctors Only Page.” However the public part of our site is totally accessible to you from here. The links on the left take you anywhere you want to go. We invite you to come for a visit.

Most people get a chuckle out of the story about how I got into dentistry. I thought I’d share it with you. I know you will keep it just between us.

How I Became a Dentist
Sometime you end up doing what you do because you just bet you can do it.

I planned to get a PhD in chemistry, to be a chemist. That’s where I was headed.

Walter Baisley, I’ll call him to protect his innocence, was a year ahead of me at Oklahoma Baptist University. One night he came waltzing into the dorm waving an acceptance paper for dental school.

I had no choice. I applied to the University of Missouri Dental School in Kansas City. I got accepted without even going back for an interview.

Waving my acceptance letter, I made a big deal out of telling Walter in front of these guys, “I got in. Where’s the $100?” He wrote me a check for $100. 

The acceptance letter said they required $100 to hold the seat, so I forked that $100 over to the University of Missouri in Kansas City.
                                   
I got in for all the wrong reasons, but after the first year there I felt it was good for me and I just went ahead with it.

After my studies at the University of Missouri in Kansas City, I stayed in Kansas City and practiced restorative dentistry for fifteen years before my family and I moved to Boston so I could study Endodontics.
                                                            Thanks!!!

The Round table Report