Dr. Roger P. Levin[email protected]Dental EducationDos and don'ts for practice efficiencyMany dentists will experience some degree of success operating their practice without step-by-step systems. However, they run the substantial risk of operating highly stressed practices that do not achieve maximum profitability and could lead to a decline.May 22, 2011HomeDos and don'ts for GP/specialist collaborationSuccessful collaboration allows practices to achieve superior outcomes and maximum efficiency, while lowering stress and increasing production for both practices.May 15, 2011HomeDos and don'ts for preparednessCould your practice survive a tornado or a fire? Where would your patients go if your practice had to be repaired or rebuilt? These are difficult questions, but ones every dentist must be able to answer.May 8, 2011Team ManagementDos and don'ts for leadership: Great teams start with great leadershipGood leaders inspire their teams to higher performance and are rewarded with a more successful practice. Developing stronger leadership skills results in a more productive, less stressed practice.May 1, 2011HomeDos and don'ts for the new patient experienceNew patients are the lifeblood for growth of every practice.April 24, 2011HomeDos and don'ts for customer service: Gauging patient satisfactionJust how happy are your patients? How can you be sure? Knowing where your patients stand is vital to practice growth.April 17, 2011HomeDos and don'ts for case presentation: Motivating patients to consider implantsTo promote acceptance of implants, dentists and teams need effective presentations that educate and motivate patients to move forward.April 10, 2011HomeDos and don'ts for cosmetic dentistry: Give patients more to smile aboutCosmetic dentistry represents an untapped profit source. Incorporating more cosmetic dentistry into your practice is one of the best ways to increase revenue and boost profitability.April 3, 2011HomeDos and don'ts for hygiene successAre you maximizing the hygiene opportunities in your practice?March 27, 2011HomeDos and don'ts for practice communication: It takes a team to build a practiceHighly successful practices achieve exceptional performance by communicating effectively with patients. Strong verbal skills must be exhibited from each team member, not just the doctor. All team members must be skilled in educating and motivating patients to seek good oral health.March 20, 2011Previous PagePage 94 of 104Next PageTop StoriesPeriodonticsDr. Tom Giacobbi discusses the AAP's Dental Hygienist Recognition ProgramLearn how the AAP Dental Hygienist Recognition Program helps hygienists learn, connect, earn CE, and advance periodontal care.Legal IssuesPair guilty of $13M fraud, including free dental prosthetic scamDental HygieneThis may push your hygienist to quitOral-Systemic LinkType 1 diabetes and oral health: Considerations for dental practitionersWellnessDr. Tom Giacobbi shares advice on how to battle burnout in the dental practice