A successful orthodontic practice provides you clarity in your role and your impact on the practice. This clarity is achieved by effective position manuals, clear job descriptions, and defined expectations with clear communication. These tools are necessary to set YOU up for success!
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While the thought of insurance receivables may induce nightmares of hold queues, lost claims, and lost benefits, with the right tactics and techniques it could become your best friend! By using a mixture of consistency and creativity, you can rely on insurance benefits as a way to maximize your cash flow swiftly and significantly.
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Pain is subjective and can be understood as whatever a patient feels hurts them. Sensitivity to pain varies widely among orthodontic patients. This lecture will consider both the psychological and physical aspects of pain perception. Potential responses by the orthodontic team to a patient expressing pain will be discussed with the goal of empowering both the team and the patient to create a more comfortable clinical experience for sensitive patients.
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Most of your patients are happy and contented with your treatment. But there are some people whom you just can't please, no matter what! This is a fast, and often humorous look into these patients, with specific examples of how to handle them.
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Extraordinary leaders recognize the potential in employees and ideas. Effective leaders do not shy away from difficult conversations and decisions. They have the ability to coach the team, bringing out the full potential of each team member. Debbie Best will share management tips to help you connect with your team members; inspiring them towards excellence and success.
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Are you and your office team prepared to respond and handle a patient having a sudden medical emergency? A medical emergency is not only limited to a patient but could happen to a parent, grandparent or other visitor to your office. In addition to the more common disorders and conditions that may arise and how they may be managed, this course will provide the orthodontist and team members with an update on a variety of emergency medical situations and procedures in a fun and entertaining way.
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Orthodontic offices aren't all the same, some are big, some are small, some are corporate and some are privately owned. Patients and families are different too. Everyone has different needs. Are you offering what's best for your office and patients when it comes to payment arrangements? There are many choices. Do you understand all the programs?
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This lecture will instruct staff on the importance of diligently adhering to proper protocol when bonding. The audience will learn the most up to date techniques when confronted with unique scenarios such as bonding to gold, amalgam, stainless steel, porcelain, zirconia, acrylic and composite. Chairside staff will find many new pearls to take the stress out of intraoral bonding by leaning on the proper products with a comprehensive technique review. Aligner attachments, self etch primers, banding and lingual retainers will all be discussed with a common theme of reducing bond failures.
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