You’re back at it with your practice operating again, although things still might not feel “normal,” like before the pandemic. But, your team is with you, patients are flowing through the schedule again, and your practice is pressing forward. But, when was the last time you did a temperature check (figuratively) on your staff? Are they happy, or have they lost touch? Now more than ever, team building is an
Literally, everyone took a financial hit of sorts during the pandemic, and we’ve yet to see the end of it. But, that doesn’t change the fact that your patients still need dental care, and that your practice still needs to make money. Now, more than ever, patient case acceptance is essential. But, you may find that patients are more likely to say no once they hear the cost of their
It’s back to business, which means refocusing your administrators for the remainder of 2020. Priority has been getting your business reopened and providing your team with a safe environment. You have spent weeks securing PPE and ensuring that your team will be prepared to return to work. Many practices are still waiting to reopen. For those who are open, and you are finding your “new normal” it’s important to remember
This checklist is for practices to use the first one to two weeks after reopening Evaluate your workflow process What changes need to ensure efficient workflow? Evaluate your PPE supply and needs Consider additional lab coats and washing if you are struggling to find disposable, and fees are increasing. No washer/dryer onsite? Find a local laundry mat that washes and returns. (Not a dry cleaner). Continue to order your max
Successfully managing a dental practice means watching the numbers. This may seem like a dreadful task, especially if you aren’t a numbers person. But, let’s be honest, you can’t just look at practice indicators when things aren’t going right. Numbers don’t mean anything until you compare them. You should be assessing practice numbers regularly. So, if you wait until there is a problem on your hands, you’re going to find
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) protects your dental staff and patients from the exposure of germs and viruses. Although PPE is a crucial barrier in preventing exposure to harmful substances, it is not the only way to keep your dental staff safe and limit spreading infections. Whether during a pandemic or no, taking the necessary precautions and following protocols which promote safe environments is the first line of defense. Your dental
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