PDA 150TH ANNIVERSARY
Dr. Bill Glecos, PDA President 2000-2001
You have to look at the relationships and getting to know people from all over the
state, getting to realize that we all have different issues to deal with, but we’re all
dentists and we’re all working together. These people turn out to be your friends and
people you can talk to from then on. The one thing I like the most [about PDA] is
being involved in organized dentistry, I knew what was going on, I had the
information, and I wanted to know that. I didn’t want to find out after the fact and
if I had a chance to have an effect on that I wanted to do that. So those two things –
the relationships and the knowledge are a huge part of the PDA.
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