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COURSE #1 AWARD WINNING VIDEO TAPE CREATING A WINNING RECALL SYSTEM COURSE #2 TWO TAPE AUDIO SERIES Recent research linking periodontal health and systemic health mandates the need for ongoing preventive dental care. Still, many patients view the hygiene appointment as "just a cleaning and a check-up" and it is the most canceled and failed appointment in dentistry. The result is frustration for the dental team, an unhealthy situation for the patient and the potential for major financial losses to the practice. One cancellation per day can result in an annual loss of $50,000 in practice revenues. Learn to move patients beyond, "I only want what insurance pays for," with ready to use office materials including : A Winning Recall System. Why, when and how to confirm, letters, cards and office policies, formula to determine hygiene needs, written materials that reduce cancellations and gain new patients, managing the chronic canceller and late patient, chart audit to retain patients and how to attract new patients.
The research is clear, the results are in and the news is good. Early
intervention, treatment and ongoing management of the periodontally compromised
patient is the key to long term health. Current research mandates the
need for ongoing periodontal evaluation and treatment, but many dental
practices attempt to perform periodontal treatment at the Recall and document
and charge for a prophy. In addition to the legal ramifications, this
perpetuates the cycle of incomplete dental treatment and low patient compliance.
Getting "to yes" and keeping the patient enrolled in appropriate
care is not always easy. From the exam to insurance learn how to STOP
giving periodontal services away. Bridge the gap between the research
and REAL every day practice application. Extensive information and materials
include: Perio research update, mechanical and chemical therapies, co-diagnosis
/ co -therapy, treatment plans and case acceptance, what to say to the
patient you've seen for 10 years, utilizing insurance codes, what to do
and what to say, professional documentation, written and verbal communications
that move patients beyond "I only want what insurance will pay for." |