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Dental Practice Organization

Dental Practice Organization

The organization of a practice is, in essence, composed of ensuring you and your staff members know how to efficiently and effectively process: a. New Patientsb. Returning Patientsc. Emergency Patients When we begin with a new client he evaluates where the weak links are in handling new, returning and emergency patients. He then systematically strengthens each of the weak links through training. The following functions are a few examples of where weak links are often discovered:    a. New Patient phone callsb. Processing new patientsc. Financial arrangementsd. Patient retentione. Scheduling (low production days, no shows, cancels, etc.)f. Little or no effective...

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Dental Office Manager: Do You Need One?

Dental Office Manager: Do You Need One?

Until a dental practice has at least a half dozen staff or more there is no real need for designating any employee as the office manager as what a real OM does is hire, train, apprentice, correct and manage the other staff. A real OM is not answering the phone, scheduling, doing financial arrangements, etc. However an OM should be able to do all these jobs better than anyone else otherwise how can she properly train, correct and manage the other staff? A vital skill for of an OM is having the expertise to train other staff. The truth is when you...

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Dental Consultant Advice: "Use It or Lose It" Postcards

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Use it or lose it marketing campaigns remind patients they have unused dental benefits that expire at the end of the year. Like clockwork, many successful practices do yearly "Use it or Lose it" campaigns. Texts: While getting your postcards or letters ready you can also simply text patients with unused benefits something simple such as, "Please call regarding your dental appointment".  Letter: Send on stationary starting in October that aligns with the month's themes or holidays: Halloween (Fall), Thanksgiving and the Christmas holiday season.  Dear (insert patient’s name),  Gentle Dental provides our patients with the best care possible.  An important part of this...

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Dental Consultant Tips: Assistant Hiring Questions

Dental Consultant Tips: Assistant Hiring Questions

1. What expanded duties did you do at Dr. ______'s office? 2. What brands/kinds of cements/bonding materials are you familiar with?  3. Per OSHA regulations how do you sterilize instruments? 4. Explain how you handle a patient who shows signs of being afraid Check out our Dental Assistant Office Staff Training Manual Note: You won't really know what you have until you see the person in action.

 

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