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7 tips to strengthen your patient-geared practice
We’ve rounded up some of Dental Products Report's best “Patient Tips of the Day” in an effort to help you better your patient relations and boost retention rates. Here are seven pieces of patient-geared wisdom to consider. Simply click each one to learn more and dig deeper into our tidbits of advice. 01 Want to put fearful patients at ease? Offer to give them a tour of your practice before their first appointment.
We’ve rounded up some of Dental Products Report's best “Patient Tips of the Day” in an effort to help you better your patient relations and boost retention rates.
Here are seven pieces of patient-geared wisdom to consider. Simply click each one to learn more and dig deeper into our tidbits of advice.
01 Want to put fearful patients at ease? Offer to give them a tour of your practice before their first appointment.
Offering an office tour is one way to make patient’s more comfortable. Let uneasy patients come in and see the practice without the worry of the procedure will entail.
02 Set realistic expectations because you don’t want patients to be disappointed with treatment results.
You want them to walk out of your office happy and singing your praises to family, friends and co-workers. But that won’t happen if you over commit on results. Click here for more reasons to stay realistic.
03 Another presidential election year is over, but in any case it’s still a best practice to avoid talking politics.
These conversations can get heated, and just aren’t appropriate for the dental office. Remind your team members to keep politics out of the conversation and to stick to patient education. It’s not worth the risk of offending that patient. It may be enough to send him or her to the practice down the street.
04 Be curious; continue learning.
If you don’t keep up with new products and technologies that hit the market, you’re doing your practice and your patients a disservice. Do your best to keep up-to-date on the latest products and technologies to make their way onto the scene. Find out what they offer and if they’re right for your practice and your patients. Click here for more ways to stay connected.
05 Never call a patient a liar.
Really, sometimes you just have to let it go. Click here to learn exactly why.
06 Take care of yourself in order to take care of your patients.
If you’re feeling sluggish, then you probably aren’t providing the best care possible for your patients. Click here to read more.
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Take note of these 23 more patient-friendly tips. Click Here.
