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What is or is not appropriate for a practice can depend on demographics, or simply the image the practice owner wishes to convey. If needed tattoos can be covered and facial piercings removed while at work. Excessive jewelry, super-long nails, and heavy perfumes should also be avoided.  

Patients' needs are top priority. The practice owner and all staff should leave personal issues and opinions outside of the dental practice. Patients visit your office to improve their dental health and eliminate pain.

You need to get all staff to understand how the pieces of the practice fit together, otherwise staff will create unusual solutions to problems that result in poor outcomes.

Legally there is no such thing as a "working interview." If someone puts in any time in your office, you have to pay them. The other option is a "skills assessment."