Start with an email. I read everything.
This page is for partnership, pilot, research, and collaboration conversations — dental workflow, imaging, AI, robotics, and science education. I do my clearest thinking in writing, so email is where every good conversation with me begins. If you write something serious, you’ll hear back.
Three ways in
Pick whichever suits how you work.
01 · The direct route
diana.mcquirter.dds@gmail.com
The primary channel. Plain email, no forms, no gatekeeping — it lands in the same inbox I check every day. Serious inquiries get real replies.
Write to me
02 · The professional route
If your team works through LinkedIn, connect there — a short note about who you are and what caught your attention is plenty to start.
Connect
03 · The homework-first route
Start with the work
Not ready to write? Read the DentalDNA sample report — the fastest read on this site — then the homepage has six things you can open right now. Write when something clicks.
Read the sample
Make it easy to say yes
Four things that make an email land well.
- Who you are — name, team, and organization. One line is fine.
- What caught your attention — the specific page, project, or idea that made you write. It tells me exactly where to start my answer.
- What a good outcome looks like for you — a review, a pilot conversation, a dataset question, an education collaboration. Narrow asks get the fastest, most useful answers.
- Your timeline, if you have one — so I can match my response to your reality.
No deck required — mine or yours. If it helps to attach something, attach it; if it helps to just write three honest sentences, that works even better.
What to expect
How I work, stated up front.
This page is for partnership and collaboration — it isn’t a way to book an appointment, and Molar Town isn’t open for care yet. Doors open Spring 2027 in Novi; to be among the first patients, join the founding patient list at molartown.com. If you have a dental concern today, contact your current dentist; for emergencies, seek urgent care.
The best emails I get start with “I saw the sample report…”