Be a problem-solver. Every workplace has its share of issues and problems. Many people are prone to complain about unfavorable situations. Anyone can talk negatively about a problem. Instead of …
Welcome everyone to your office warmly.
Welcome everyone to your office warmly. Your patients will appreciate it when your front desk team and other staff members greet them as if they were friends or family rather than merely customers to …
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Advice for the Treatment Coordinator – Learn from rejection.
Advice for the Treatment Coordinator – Learn from rejection. When orthodontists have a case rejected, they tend to feel badly and take it personally. Sales people don’t react that way. When they have …
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Welcome everyone to your office warmly.
Welcome everyone to your office warmly. Your patients will appreciate it when your front desk team and other staff members greet them as if they were friends or family rather than merely customers to …
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Learn to recognize “buying statements.”
Learn to recognize “buying statements.” After treatment has been presented but not yet accepted, patients may unknowingly reveal their inclination to agree to treatment by making a buying statement, …
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Emergency appointments should emphasize customer service.
Emergency appointments should emphasize customer service. Suppose a patient in mild discomfort calls at 10 a.m. but the practice doesn’t have an opening until noon. If the patient is allowed to come …
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If patients are causing you stress, remember that they may be affected by their own stress.
If patients are causing you stress, remember that they may be affected by their own stress. When patients exhibit “difficult” behavior, it’s easy to feel like the victim. Remember, kids will be kids. …
Learn to recognize “buying statements.”
Learn to recognize “buying statements.” After treatment has been presented but not yet accepted, patients may unknowingly reveal their inclination to agree to treatment by making a buying statement, …
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If patients are causing you stress, remember that they may be affected by their own stress.
If patients are causing you stress, remember that they may be affected by their own stress. When patients exhibit “difficult” behavior, it’s easy to feel like the victim. Remember, kids will be kids. …
Display pictures of family members and friends around the office.
Display pictures of family members and friends around the office. Patients will feel closer to the doctor and team members if they get glimpses into your personal lives. Family portraits, snapshots …
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Display pictures of family members and friends around the office.
Display pictures of family members and friends around the office. Patients will feel closer to the doctor and team members if they get glimpses into your personal lives. Family portraits, snapshots …
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Display pictures of family members and friends around the office.
Display pictures of family members and friends around the office. Patients will feel closer to the doctor and team members if they get glimpses into your personal lives. Family portraits, snapshots …
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