This week we delve into the crucial topic of addressing patient complaints and suggestions in a dental practice. They emphasize the significance of open communication and discussing difficult subjects openly.
Welcome to our blog post, where we delve into the insightful discussion from our recent Toolbox Tuesday meeting. This week, our team addressed the topic of bad reviews and how
Asset 3 Confidence in you and your team is more than trust Asset 4 Reputation matters and involves more than you think We have all been there. Whether you’ve been
Asset 4 Far more people are not reaching their goals than those who are Asset 6 Do you have clarity about your goal? Asset 7 What is your “why”? Asset
Asset 4 When was the last time you sat in your reception area? Asset 5 Is your practice website one you are proud of and would use as a patient?
Asset 1 Is your colleague down the street a threat to your practice? Asset 2 Do you feel like you need all of your patients to like you in order
Asset 1 If you are honest with yourself, do you question your clinical competency? Asset 2 Are you seeking immediate feedback from your peers about the quality of your work?
