I was blessed to be assigned to Dr Seto as a patient when she was in her final year of study at The Texas A&M College of Dentistry. She carefully listened to my problem
and, rather telling me what should be done, she explained the options and we decided the best course of treatment as a team. Being a retired science teacher, I had an endless stream of questions which she welcomed and patiently answered at my level of understanding.
Roles reversed for me. She was the teacher; I was the student. Of the very few great physicians I have known, I consider them all to be outstanding teachers.. Read More…