Increasing Practice Production Every Year
Technology should not alter customer service. As technology advances, be careful not to get more impersonal. Parents still care about their children being treated individually and at a high level of …
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Advice for the Marketing Coordinator – Maintain enthusiasm. In your position, you are often the public face of your practice. A pleasant demeanor and an enthusiastic manner help build strong …
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Make eye contact. When presenting a case to a parent, stay focused on maintaining eye contact. This creates a higher level of trust. …
Learn from dissatisfied parents. Don’t take criticism personally. Don’t interpret a negative comment about the practice as a comment about you personally. By being too thin-skinned, you’ll lose a …
Watch out for a slump. Every practice goes through a slump periodically. If this happens to your practice immediately go back to the basics that made you successful. …
Advice for case presentation: Create a plan. Before presenting a case, be sure you write out a plan and review the top three benefits you are going to present. …
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“Wow” every patient. Customer service is simple. Simply think of creative ways to “wow” every patient in your practice. Give them compliment, tell them you appreciate them, or recognize something …
Ask a question. Every day you should have a new question that you ask where the answer will help you to improve yourself, your practice, or your referrals. …
Appreciate referring doctors. Make sure everyone on the team is aware that the success of the specialty practice depends on referrals from referring doctors. …
If you have an unhappy patient, the first step is to just listen. Let them talk, calm down, and feel that they have been heard. …
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Pitch in where you can. Coworkers and colleagues will periodically become overwhelmed due to the unpredictable flow of a dental practice. If you see a colleague who is struggling with a patient or …
Mentor a new team member. When a new team member joins the practice, they should be assigned a mentor. New team members are often expected to grasp how the practice operates and master it quickly. …
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