Communication leadership motivation Oct 18, 2017 Leadership And Communication Being successful in dentistry requires more than developing your technical skills. Your ability to become a great leader and communicate with your team effectively will directly determine how successful you will be. When you do that, exceptional patient experiences, beautiful dentistry with great patients, and exponential profitability come easier.
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Communication new patients Oct 12, 2017 Running a dental practice is no different from running any other kind of business. The same rules apply. You should focus on offering the best services to your patients, value them as primary assets for the success of your business, and constantly try to get ahead of the competition.
Motivation Oct 04, 2017 If you didn’t happen to see this recent development in dental technology, I wanted to go ahead and share it with all of you. Many people who watched this video are predicting the end for dentists and the ultimate commoditization of this great profession. Check it out:
New patients Oct 04, 2017 What if I told you I could show you how to get more patients into your practice – even double the current amount? What if you just had to make some changes to your approach, not double your abudget?
Communication Oct 03, 2017 Fact: Your job as an oral health provider is to ensure that your patients receive only the best treatment. No one can deny the importance of providing quality service when it comes to growing a business in the health sector , or any other field for that matter.
Communication leadership Sep 26, 2017 Many dentists stress greatly over the idea of hiring a dental consultant to help them improve the conditions and culture in their practices. And they should. It is a very big decision.
Sep 01, 2017 Click for sound 3:24 Kirk: Hey, Kirk here and I’m in a bowling alley. You might be wondering why, but there’s some really amazing stuff going on here. There’s 32 lanes in this bowling alley and can you imagine setting up all these pins?
Congratulations! After many years of hard work, you graduated from dental school ready to treat patients and be the first line of defense in their overall physical health. For most in dentistry, this means heading out into the world to practice newly learned clinical skills as an associate in an established practice.
In a world of so much noise and information overload you are probably looking for an edge to grow your practice every year. Owning a dental practice requires you to be on the lookout for new ways to grow. DSOs seem to be popping up everywhere, the costs of doing business are rising, dental insurance carriers are constantly changing the rules for your patients, mid-level providers are now apparently making dentistry look like a commodity. All of this can make you crazy and send you into a downward spiral thinking, “Where do I start?”
communication new patients scheduling Jun 17, 2015 Click for sound 3:00 What does dentistry have to do with coffee mugs? Take a look at our example in the video, and ask yourself: “How well are we conveying the value of our dental expertise?”
