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Comment: Remove lines like "in her entrepreneurial ventures" and "offering her expertise". Geardona (talk to me?) 12:14, 2 April 2024 (UTC)

Sonya Dunbar (born March 31, 1969) also known as the Geriatric Tooth fairy, is an American professional licensed Dental Hygienist, TEDx speaker^{[citation needed]}, and international public figure, renowned for her expertise derived from over three decades of dental practice in private clinics, nursing facilities, and academic settings.

Career[edit]

Serial Entrepreneur[edit]

Sonya Dunbar, in her entrepreneurial ventures, serves as a brand ambassador with a substantial social media following exceeding 100k, offering her expertise as a business coach and Detox Stinkin Thinkin Mindset Coach tailored for business owners and entrepreneurs. Alongside her husband, Gerald Dunbar, she co-owns Mobile Dental Xpress^{[citation needed]}.

Author[edit]

To date, Sonya Dunbar has authored, “Golden Nuggets for Life”.^{[citation needed]}

Additionally, she has co-authored “The Tooth and Nothing but the Truth, A Geriatric Dental Hygienist and Geriatric Dentist’s Guide to Oral Care for the Aging Population,” and “An Introduction to Mobile & Tele dentistry: How Technology, Consumer Demand & Prevention Are Shaping the Future of Dentistry.”^{[citation needed]}

She has also contributed to various versions of her books and podcast editions^{[citation needed]}, sharing her insights and expertise in the field of dentistry and oral care. Sonya is also the Producer of the Suave & Sassy Senior Show with Sonya where she interviews seniors worldwide doing great things and living their best life.^{[citation needed]} She is the co-founder of “The National Mobile & Teledentistry Conference”, “The American Mobile & Teledentistry Alliance", The Denobi Awards, Dentistry Gone Wild Podcast, and the movement called, I Woman Podcast.^{[citation needed]}

Award and Recognition[edit]

Following is the list of her awards: ^{[citation needed]}

ACHI Magazine - “Health & Wellness Award” (2019)
Senior Vision Media – “FPL Quality Senior Living Award” (2019)
National Mobile & Tele dentistry Conference
The American Mobile & Tele dentistry Alliance
Denobi Awards
Philips Heart to Hands Award (2020)
City of Jacksonville, Florida proclaimed November 9th as Senior Dental Health Day (2020)
Sunstar Award (2022)
“Jacksonville, Florida Positively Jax Award” (2022)
Influencer RCC RDH Community Connections (2022)
National Day Archives LLC has proclaimed November 9th of each calendar year as Geriatric Tooth fairy Day in the US
TEDx Speaker - How To Save Our Seniors With Just A Simple Toothbrush | Sonya Dunbar

Bibliography[edit]

“An Introduction to Mobile & Tele dentistry: How Technology, Consumer Demand & Prevention Are Shaping the Future of Dentistry”
“Golden Nuggets for Life”
“The Tooth and Nothing but the Truth: A Geriatric Dental Hygienist and Geriatric Dentist's Guide to Oral Care for the Aging Population”^{[citation needed]}

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