As the year comes to a close, many of us take the opportunity to reflect on our achievements and express our appreciation to the people who have supported us throughout the year. This means recognizing your dental team’s hard work and dedication by giving them an end-of-year gift. What if only one person on your entire team said thank you? This unexpected response could prompt you to ponder the importance
As a dental practice owner or manager, one of your primary goals should be to build a cohesive and motivated dental team. Winning over your dental team in 2024 involves creating a positive work environment where team members feel valued, motivated, and enthusiastic about their roles. The dental consultants at Bryant Dental consultants will explore eight effective strategies to achieve this goal and ensure a successful year ahead. Clear Communication
In dentistry, success is more than just skillful procedures and state-of-the-art equipment. It’s also about fostering a work environment where trust thrives among your dental team members. Trust is what elevates a dental practice from good to great. In this blog, we’ll explore the profound impact of having a dental team that trusts each other and how it contributes to the overall success of your practice. Trust serves as the
As the year 2023 comes to a close, it’s an opportune time for doctors and teams to reflect on their achievements, identify areas for improvement, and set meaningful goals for the year ahead. Goal setting is a powerful tool to help you and your dental team align your efforts, improve patient care, and grow your practice. In this blog, we’ll discuss the importance of goal setting in your dental practice
We are all aware of the landscape with dental insurance these days. The consultants at Bryant Consultants have learned that many of the insurance companies are asking for more and more. Pre-op x-rays, x-rays after the build-up, post-seat x-rays. You’re probably also copying and pasting chart notes. No more mostly generic chart notes. These notes aren’t just random scribbles; they follow a structured framework called SOAP, which stands for Subjective,
Your dental practice relies on dental hygienists, dental assistants, and administrative team members to keep your practice afloat and deliver an excellent patient experience. But if your dental office is like many, you may need help with staffing and retention. Worksourcedentalstaffing.com reports that up to 40% of dental offices are short-staffed. That’s why it’s essential for your practice to work hard to retain the qualified dental professionals you already have.
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