The Art of Influencing Our Patients Part 4: An Opportunity to Collaborate
After practicing dental hygiene for more than twenty years, I went to work in the office of Dr. Doug Roth
Read MoreAfter practicing dental hygiene for more than twenty years, I went to work in the office of Dr. Doug Roth
Read MoreMany times, patients have some sense about their overall health, but have no idea about what is going on in
Read MoreIn dentistry, we’re clear about the connections among the teeth, the muscles, the bone, and the joints—and how all these
Read MoreAll dental schools teach a system for doing a clinical examination. The goal is typically to gather as much information
Read MoreAsk One More Question One of the ways I have learned to Stay in the Question is to practice asking
Read MoreStaying in the question — staying curious about what more you can learn about each dental patient and the intention
Read MoreThe art of helping our patients develop ownership of their present condition and their desires for their dental health is
Read MoreWhat would you like to build your relationships upon in your practice? With all the attention that is paid to
Read MoreThe Least Understood Part of Dr. Pankey’s Cross I’ve always thought that the least understood and least appreciated aspect of
Read MoreIt’s important to consider your hygienists as autonomous skilled professionals independent from your management. Of course, as the leader you
Read MoreHygienists make up a huge component of a dental practice’s atmosphere and productivity. You should be devoting plenty of time
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