Social media is a revolving opportunity to share information with your patients in a fun and engaging way. The content you share is a crucial pillar to your dental practice and takes connecting with your patients to a different level. Not only does social media allow current patients to remain engaged with your practice, but it could also attract new patients or businesses for partnerships. To get the best impact
Adding new patients to your dental practice is a key component of growth, especially given our current circumstances dealing with a global pandemic. Although effectively marketing to new clients could appeal to their needs, it is how they are treated during their experience with your practice that shapes their initial impression and determines their loyalty. Today on the blog, Bryant Consultants is sharing seven tips to enhance new patient experiences.
As dentists, your top priority always is to protect the health and safety of your patients and employees. Given the current circumstance of the coronavirus pandemic, OSHA and CDC compliance is crucial to preventing the spread of COVID-19. But, what happens when you reopen your practice? Health officials have already warned the public that COVID-19 concerns will be around for a while, upwards of a year or longer. Top-rated dental
Everywhere we turn, we are inundated with news regarding COVID-19. One news article after the next seems to send us down the rabbit hole of negativity, stress, and anxiety as we all enter a new state of “normal” (whatever that is these days). Psychologists agree that mental health plays a significant role right now during the pandemic. As a dental practice owner, you undoubtedly feel anguish as you wonder how
Business goals are an essential aspect of any practice. Although you may have the best technology and employees, there is always room for improvement. The coronavirus pandemic may have you suddenly finding a lot of spare time on your hands. It may be time for you to recenter your practice goals. One of the easiest ways to determine when and where improvements are needed is to step away from the
Winston Churchill once said, “The difference between mere management and leadership is communication.” This certainly applies to your dental practice. You can be a world-class dentist with an amazing vision, but if you can’t communicate that vision, it won’t do any good. Running your own practice means you have to know how to care for your patients and manage your business, and the root of both of these is leadership.
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