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This week's episode is all about common issues that practices have. Some of these issues, you may not even know you have! Covering the topics of productivity, scheduling, and communication, we will dive deep into what it takes to move your practice in the right direction. We discuss having unscheduled chair time, why you may have low patient retention, and where your overhead may be slowing your growth.
To pick up on these tips and the other essentials, give the week's episode a listen!
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In this week's episode, we are breaking down effective patient communication and addressing objections properly. It all starts with truly listening to patient concerns, whether it's based in fear, financial worries, or another common issue. Highlighting that the procedure is routine and performed every day can help provide much needed comfort and reassurance for patients and urge them to take action. Third-party payment options and financing are a must-have to make dental care more accessible to patients, and if your case acceptance isn't above 85%, you may be losing thousands in revenue!
Tune in to learn practical tips for improving patient communication and increasing treatment acceptance to benefit both patients and the practice's bottom line.
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In this episode, we explore the idea that complaints are a gift rather than a curse! We discuss how listening to complaints can provide valuable insights and opportunities for improvement in your dental practice. We emphasize the importance of actively listening to trends in complaints, identifying common issues, and taking proactive steps to address them. We also highlight how making patients feel important by knowing them by name and acknowledging their feedback can significantly impact patient satisfaction and loyalty.
Listen in for more actionable tips on receiving feedback in your practice and how to shine a positive light on this valuable information!
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In this episode, Sandy and Michael discuss the age-old question: "What comes first, the patient in front of you or the one on the phone?" They share insights on how to handle both effectively, with a focus on friendly and upbeat patient communication.
Gone are the days when callers took precedence simply because they couldn't see what was happening in the practice. In today's world, whoever grabs your attention first should be prioritized. Sandy and Michael share strategies for managing phone calls while checking out a patient, using specific verbiage that shows respect for both their time and emphasizes clear communication.
Don't miss this insightful episode on managing in-person and phone interactions in your dental practice!