It’s a busy world for all of us, with so much to do and so little time! And with everything involved in running your dental practice, the last thing you need is to have to chase down patients to schedule their bi-annual check-ups and actually show up for them. Unfortunately this is not as easy as it sounds. But there are some very effective strategies you can put in place to give your patients a nudge in the right direction.
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When discussing health with your patients, be sure to encourage them to use moderation when it comes to weight loss. Too many people tend to make great sacrifices to lose a couple pounds and become a skinnier version of themselves affecting their dental health in the process.
As medical professionals it’s our job to inform our patients about how their diet might also be affecting their dental health in their quest to lose weight. Dentists and dental hygienists tend to do a very good job when it comes to reminding patients about the regular hygienic maintenance their teeth needs. And if a patient casually mentions they are dieting then it’s crucial for dental professionals to warn about the harm certain diets can do too.
When you want to have the most productive dental office, it's important that you and your staff act as a whole unit. You should all be striving for the same end goals when it comes to the practice, and it should be something that everyone can be openly vocal about. Here are some ways to keep your staff in the loop, and amp up your meetings in a way that people listen.
No matter what industry you are in, dealing with a disgruntled customer is going to be something you'll have to do at some point. The dentistry industry is no exception. There are many different reasons why a patient would be unhappy with their service and sometimes it can be prevented, while other times it cannot. When this happens at your dental practice, here are five tips to help resolve the problem.
There are many different ways to achieve a productive and positive work environment. And if you usually turn to typical management strategies, it might be time to try something a little different for your dental practice. By practicing motivational techniques in your dentist's office, you'll be surprised at how much more your practice is able to accomplish. Here are a few tips to help you apply motivational methods in your office.
