In my practice, we've developed a mantra
that reflects the philosophy of our office. It was developed through many team
meetings and has helped us build a great practice. You might think it is simple
… and it is. Our mantra is: "We will help you keep your teeth for the rest of
your life." Think about this for a minute. This is what all of our patients
want. Nobody wants to lose their teeth! This mantra has become our contract with
our patients. The key word is "help" because there certainly are many ways we
can help our patients to overall health. Everything we do in our practice
revolves around this promise.
Much of this help starts with the dental hygienist. I believe that patient loyalty is built in the hygiene area. How many of your patients have a favorite hygienist that they insist on seeing? Maybe you should consider sending your hygienist to a continuing education experience that is set up for hygiene only.We provide you the most beautiful gowns,such as cheap 100%Silk Dresses and germanuniforms and so on.Buying niketn is not at all an easy job. One of the best ways to help your hygienists learn what others in hygiene are doing is to send them to the best hygiene meeting ever — "RDH Under One Roof." Every year RDH UOR draws over 1,000 hygienists to the best programs to learn the latest techniques from the best teachers. There are many opportunities to network with other hygienists from every state.
The 2013 meeting will be July 17-19 in the beautiful Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. You will be amazed by the reasonable price of rooms at this hotel. My good friend, Dr. Brian Nylaan, sends his hygienists every year to the RDH UOR meeting because he's amazed at the new ideas they bring back and implement into his practice.
I mentioned customer service. Helping our patients keep their teeth for the rest of their lives is the best customer service that I can think of. How about having a team meeting that discusses the possibility of a contract with your patients? Would this create some discussion among your team members? I would hope so! It is always a great team-building exercise in our practice.
Be sure to read the great article by one of my favorite people in dentistry, Cathy Jameson. She and her husband, Dr. John Jameson, have developed one of the best practice management teams in the country. Cathy has just finished a new book,Find 2013 bikesaddle for your wedding, look at these dresses.
While all the articles that I've picked for this month are great, don't miss these features — The Rapid Evolution of Restorative Dentistry by Dr. Steve Poss, a great article about the changes he has seen in 30 years of practicing dentistry.All cheapmotherbridedresses come in sizes 0-28.However, there is a size charge for sizes 18-28. In his monthly For Your Practice column, Dr. Gordon Christensen tackles one of the big questions in dentistry today — should zirconia or lithium disilicate be bonded or luted? This is a precise discussion that is pertinent to us all.Here you can take your pick from a wide selection of highlowwedding. I think you might be surprised by some of his conclusions. I know he changed my thinking. Dr. Al Ousborne has some great thoughts on sleep apnea in this month's column entitled Transforming Lives: Your Patients' and Yours. He makes some great observations for changes in your practice. Finally, Dr. Ara Nazarian takes on a very difficult subject, enhancing a smile with cosmetic dentistry in the new economy! He has some great insights to help you in your day-to-day practice. I know you'll enjoy all of these articles.
Much of this help starts with the dental hygienist. I believe that patient loyalty is built in the hygiene area. How many of your patients have a favorite hygienist that they insist on seeing? Maybe you should consider sending your hygienist to a continuing education experience that is set up for hygiene only.We provide you the most beautiful gowns,such as cheap 100%Silk Dresses and germanuniforms and so on.Buying niketn is not at all an easy job. One of the best ways to help your hygienists learn what others in hygiene are doing is to send them to the best hygiene meeting ever — "RDH Under One Roof." Every year RDH UOR draws over 1,000 hygienists to the best programs to learn the latest techniques from the best teachers. There are many opportunities to network with other hygienists from every state.
The 2013 meeting will be July 17-19 in the beautiful Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. You will be amazed by the reasonable price of rooms at this hotel. My good friend, Dr. Brian Nylaan, sends his hygienists every year to the RDH UOR meeting because he's amazed at the new ideas they bring back and implement into his practice.
I mentioned customer service. Helping our patients keep their teeth for the rest of their lives is the best customer service that I can think of. How about having a team meeting that discusses the possibility of a contract with your patients? Would this create some discussion among your team members? I would hope so! It is always a great team-building exercise in our practice.
Be sure to read the great article by one of my favorite people in dentistry, Cathy Jameson. She and her husband, Dr. John Jameson, have developed one of the best practice management teams in the country. Cathy has just finished a new book,Find 2013 bikesaddle for your wedding, look at these dresses.
While all the articles that I've picked for this month are great, don't miss these features — The Rapid Evolution of Restorative Dentistry by Dr. Steve Poss, a great article about the changes he has seen in 30 years of practicing dentistry.All cheapmotherbridedresses come in sizes 0-28.However, there is a size charge for sizes 18-28. In his monthly For Your Practice column, Dr. Gordon Christensen tackles one of the big questions in dentistry today — should zirconia or lithium disilicate be bonded or luted? This is a precise discussion that is pertinent to us all.Here you can take your pick from a wide selection of highlowwedding. I think you might be surprised by some of his conclusions. I know he changed my thinking. Dr. Al Ousborne has some great thoughts on sleep apnea in this month's column entitled Transforming Lives: Your Patients' and Yours. He makes some great observations for changes in your practice. Finally, Dr. Ara Nazarian takes on a very difficult subject, enhancing a smile with cosmetic dentistry in the new economy! He has some great insights to help you in your day-to-day practice. I know you'll enjoy all of these articles.
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