Find out how Air Techniques’ products helps one pediatric dentist make dentistry more comfortable for his patients
As a pediatric dentist, he knows how important it is to teach children the value of maintaining their oral health from an early age-and to make visiting the dentist as stress-free and fun as possible. He wants his patients to enjoy their time at his practice, and to leave looking forward to their next visit.
As a pediatric dentist, he knows how important it is to teach children the value of maintaining their oral health from an early age-and to make visiting the dentist as stress-free and fun as possible. He wants his patients to enjoy their time at his practice, and to leave looking forward to their next visit.
That’s why he’s created a fun, kid-focused environment in all of his practices, complete with video games in the waiting room and TVs in the operatory.
While Dr. Waggoner focuses on creating a fun, welcoming environment for his patients, he also knows the products he uses make a big difference in their overall experience. Before he invests in a new product, he thinks about how it will benefit the children he treats. He always has their best interest at heart, he said, which is why he switched to the ScanX from Air Techniques nearly 10 years ago. This digital system not only makes the imaging process more comfortable for his patients, it also provides him with high quality images in a matter of seconds.
For more on Dr. Waggoner’s experiences with using Air Techniques ScanX, watch the video below:
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