A Minnesota dentist who killed Cecil the Lion has returned to work after leaving his small dental practice while the media swarmed around him, calling for a handful of protesters to send him to Zimbabwe to face trial. Dressel said he trusted Palmer's account of the hunt and wanted to support a colleague as a retired doctor. After a riot broke out in Zimbabwe over the killing of Cecil, a 6-year-old lion, Palmer announced he would not return to work because his patients and staff needed him. A Minnesota dentist who killed Cecil a lion returned to work Tuesday and walked out when he was inundated with media and some protesters demanding his removal to Africa to face trial, according to a report by the Minneapolis Star Tribune.

One of Palmer's patients, Ryan Rice, said he was heartbroken for Palmer as he headed for a dentist's appointment, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune. Another patient, Palmer's Ryan Rice, said she was "heartbroken" for him as she left a dental practice in East Bethel, Minnesota, on Tuesday, August 2, 2017, after a doctor's appointment with him. Ryan Rice, a patient of Palmer, says she is "deeply shocked" by the killing of Cecil the Lion, a 6-year-old lion, as she leaves a dentist's appointment at the East Bethlehem dental practice in East Bethels, Minnesota, on Wednesday, September 1, 2016.

Thomas Dressel, who said Tuesday was his first visit as a patient and that his wife was a regular visitor, was among the patients on Tuesday. Thomas Dressels, who said he was a patient for the first time, and his wife were regulars on Tuesday.

As a research meteorologist, he did not allow much interaction with people, so Dr. DeWolf followed in his father's footsteps to become a dentist, but since then he has changed his ways.

He has devoted much of his career to public health and has helped underserved communities in Massachusetts and Minnesota. He enjoys all facets of dentistry and loves working in the dental field, getting to know his patients and helping them with dental care. It is a privilege to have the opportunity to impact communities and change people's lives for the better. I love to help solve all my patients "problems and help patients with the latest technology, help them with their dental needs by using our latest technologies.

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He started his dental career in 2000 as a dental assistant, but his love of the dental sector inspired him to return to the school of dental hygiene. This was his third career change and he took the opportunity to continue his education at the University of Minnesota Medical School in St. Paul, Minnesota. His love of dentistry inspired him to work in his hometown of East Bethel for a few years before returning to school. Becoming a dental assistant was a wonderful thing for him, having worked in a dental practice in the Twin Cities area for over 20 years.

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