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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
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Extra Phones: TollFree: (888) 388-1969
Location: Prohibited by law from working with the public. See Your Dentist.
Neighborhoods: Kirby Lakes, Bartlett Ridge
Accreditation: An NBC Certified Dental Laboratory
Associations: National Association of Dental Laboratories
Other Link: Primary Website
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Phone: (901) 388-1969

Address: 3205 Kirby Whitten Pkwy, Suite 106, Bartlett, TN 38134

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It was with great interest that I read both your T&T article (with Ms. Stewart’s response) and your recent letter addressing the “CDT Status” issue.Â Â I completely understand your objection to requiring our “brightest and best” to take the CDT exam. It is an insult to their integrity, ability, and competency. I understand because we have a similar problem here in Tennessee where nearly 50% of the population does not have a high school diploma. It is undignified for me to ask a 26 or 36 year old man if he would mind going back to high school or taking a GED, to prove he is not a moron, just so he can apply for the CDT exam! Hell, if he can fill out the application (without any serious spelling misteaks) that should be enough! Technicians everywhere will applaud your step skipping proposal. Especially the one who recently wrote to T&T opposing the CDT exam because he felt himself better tested by his accounts. He claims that when a dentist buys his work then he has passed the only test necessary! But why should he limit his “accountsâ€ to just dentists. I know our “brightest and best” technicians are more than capable of delivering a better denture than some dentists. Perhaps we should let then skip the indignation of dental school and award them an MBA (Master of Bushwhacking Award). But I digress into sarcasm. My point is this. I don’t know where the CDT program got this “black eye”…this belief that becoming a CDT brings you up (or down) to a specific level of expertise- On the contrary, all it means is that you have passed a point of competency You are capable of doing competent work. Ideally, one achieves this through either formal education and/or a proper OJT program so that, within a reasonable time, one acquires enough knowledge and competency to take the CDT Exam. And I suppose there lies the proverbial “rub” Those with years of experience may feel a little ego bruising having to take this test with a bunch of “new kids”. They may feel they are taking a step backwards. This is NOT true. When an, octogenarian goes back to get a high school diploma this does not mean that he has suddenly acquired the necessary knowledge to ‘pass” or that he had to “prove” himself to his peers. He has not taken a step backward He has simply picked up a missing step. He does not seek honor! He gives honor…honor to the achievement…honor to the program…honor to those who have gone before him. I wish this were the attitude of ourâ€ brightest and best” non-CDT’s. I have never heard the NBC say that only CDT’s are competent. What they have said is anyone who is truly competent should be able to pass the CDT exam. As for what this level of competency entails, I would just as soon not open that can of worms. I wonder what kind of response you would get if, on graduation day, you asked the DDSs, MDs. MBAs, CPAs, PhDs, etc how competent they are. You should get a resounding. “Damn competent!â€ B
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