Tips for Being More Present with Patients
Tip 1: Develop the Habit of Clearing Your Mind as Your Move from Patient to Patient One of the hardest
Read moreTip 1: Develop the Habit of Clearing Your Mind as Your Move from Patient to Patient One of the hardest
Read moreHere’s how to become an instant leader. A while back, I sat in on a Facebook Live interview with a dentist
Read more“Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve.” — Napoleon Hill When L.D. Pankey was developing
Read moreAsk One More Question One of the ways I have learned to Stay in the Question is to practice asking
Read moreI had a great reminder recently while I was working with a patient that listening to patients’ intuitions and beliefs
Read moreWe had another interesting week at the dental office when a patient (I’ll call Ron) came in. Ron has been
Read moreOne evening I was seated next to a new acquaintance at a dinner party. As we began the conversation, I
Read moreDoctor L.D. Pankey would often say to me, “Communicate with others by making your examples relevant to the other person’s
Read moreHere I share abridged excerpts from my newest book The Porch: A Dental Fable to illustrate why the new patient
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
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