Dentist in Dania Continues Dental Education for Improved Performance

Dr. Tamara Rojas, periodontist in Hallandale, remains up-to-date with advancements in dentistry with continuing education courses.

2012-02-16

HOLLYWOOD, FL, February 16, 2012 (Press-News.org) Just as Dr. Tamara Rojas, dentist in Dania, ensures her patients have the most up-to-date dental health care information, she also maintains education for herself. Dr. Rojas continues educational courses to stay on top of the cutting edge advancements in dentistry. Whether to enrich lives, follow a new dream, or to simply challenge themselves, the pursuit of lifelong learning is experienced through ongoing training in dentistry, which is more important to Dr. Rojas, periodontist in Hallandale, than ever before.

Continuing dental education is essential for anyone working within the dental field. Similar to the medical field, technological advances come at a rapid-fire pace, and staying abreast of the latest research, tools and treatment methods is extremely crucial," said Dr. Tamara Rojas, dentist in Hollywood, FL.

The importance of ongoing training for dental professionals is so important that most states require a certain number of continuing education courses each year. Dr. Rojas, Hollywood, FL dentist, is pleased to have completed continuing education courses every year. By taking certain courses, Dr. Rojas gains access to the latest diagnostic, preventative and treatment methods, which helps her to provide the best care available for her patients.

Not only does Dr. Tamara Rojas, Dania sedation dentist, focus on continuing her education, but she also allows patients to learn more up-to-date dental information as well. Patients are encouraged to visit the practice's website at http://www.toothfairyworkshop.com where they can gain access to valuable dental health care information including Dania dental implants, veneers, teeth whitening, sedation dentistry and an array of other dental health care topics.

By visiting the practice's education library, patients can research available information whenever a question or concern arises. Further proof of Dr. Tamara Rojas' efforts to bring the best dental care available can be seen through her dedication to maintaining up-to-date continuing education courses. With her continuing education, Dr. Rojas, Hallandale dentist, is committed to bringing the best dental care available.

About Dr. Tamara Rojas: Dr. Tamara Rojas is a solo practitioner and board certified periodontist. She has been in the field of dentistry for over 15 years, beginning as a dental assistant at the age of 15. Dr. Rojas earned her dental degree from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine in Boston and completed specialized training in Periodontology at Nova Southeastern University in Ft. Lauderdale. She belongs to professional organizations and actively participates in continuing education to keep abreast of the latest techniques in dentistry. Her main concern is to provide quality care resulting in healthy teeth, implants, and gums for a lifetime.

Media Contact:
Dr. Tamara Rojas
contactus@toothfairyworkshop.com
5000 Hollywood Blvd. Suite 4
Hollywood, FL 33021
(954) 963-4700
http://www.toothfairyworkshop.com

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