No matter how busy you may be in the daily grind of your dental practice it’s important to gather together as a team on a regular basis to determine how well your practice systems are working. Jameson teams use the 25 systems of a dental practice that Jameson has pinpointed and they rate themselves on a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being poor; 10 being excellent. Everyone rates the systems individually; then the group tallies their scores and studies the averages. This acts as a measurement tool and a compass on where to focus your attention as a team for practice improvement and continuous growth.
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Who’s most afraid of the dentist? According to new research, it’s not the who you’d most expect. It’s women in their 40s. Ongoing research from the University of Sydney suggests that this demographic is more likely than other age groups to have felt trauma, abuse or oro-facial trauma. These people are also more likely to [...] ... [Read article]
May 19, 2012 08:43 AMWhen dentists start comparing their practice with the most successful ones, they’ll notice one thing – good dentists know how to build lasting relationships with their patients. The truth is that patients nowadays aren’t just after the service; they’re after the entire experience in general. When patients are looking for a dentist, they do not [...] ... [Read article]
May 18, 2012 08:41 AMCone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) is a valuable radiographic tool in endodontic diagnosis. With traditional 2D radiography, you see only a coronal view. Historically in endodontics, we have taken the shift shots to try and give us an “angled” view of the tooth. Remember the rule of SLOB? With CBCT, you can evaluate the tooth [...] ... [Read article]
May 15, 2012 08:47 AMAccording to spokesman on pediatric dentistry for the ADA (American Dental Association), Jonathan D. Shenkin, fluoride is an extremely important ingredient that promotes a healthy smile. It is important to brush the teeth at last twice a day using a fluoride toothpaste, visit the dentist every six months for a fluoride treatment and drink water [...] ... [Read article]
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