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Dr. Fiona M. Collins has authored
and presented CE courses to dental
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and United Kingdom. In addition
to clinical dentistry, she has held
positions in academia, marketing,
professional relations, education and training, and general
management while at Groningen University, Straumann,
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Foundation Strategy Board, and has been a member of the
British Dental Association, Dutch Dental Association,
and the International Association for Dental Research. Dr.
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and holds an MBA and MA from Boston University. She
has been an active consultant in the dental industry for
several years, and a national and international speaker. Dr.
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and the Organization for Asepsis and Safety Procedures.
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