The dental snowflake – ‘There is no reality except in action’

Alun Rees says graduates having greater expectations than generations before doesn’t make them a ‘dental snowflake’. I want to address the phenomenon of the dental snowflake, and perhaps societal snowflake. Its derogatory use has pervaded conversations in recent years. It originates in the book, Fight Club, where Chuck Palahniuk wrote: ‘You’re not special. ‘You’re not a beautiful and unique snowflake.’ Dental snowflake Snowflakes, according to Wikipedia, are perceived as: ‘Having an inflated sense of their uniqueness, an unwarranted sense of entitlement or are overly-emotional, easily offended and unable to deal with opposing opinions.’ I have come across young dentists dismissed as ‘dental snowflakes’, occasionally to their faces, by principals, practice managers and other, more senior in age, team

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