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Practice, Dentistry Videos

High performance teams. Part I by Bobbi Anthony
Publication Date: 2012
Part I: In this two part program Bobbi Anthony will focus on developing a High Performance Team specifically geared towards general dental practices with an emphasis on total team communication to patients about comprehensive care and cosmetics.
High performance teams. Part II by Bobbi Anthony
Publication Date: 2012
The second of this two part program allows each doctor and each team member to assess their own personality type so as to determine their strengths and weaknesses.
Implants and the general dentist by William Locante
Publication Date: 2012
Many dentist[s] overlook implant dentistry as an option for their patients because of their unfamiliarity with this procedure. Dr. Locante discusses why general dentist[s] need to make implant dentistry a part of their practice in one form or another. In this program you will view Dr. Locante as he demonstrates the preparation of an osteotomy site and places the posts for implants.
Implant practice management and marketing by Zeljko Popadic
Publication Date: 2012
How to develop a fee for service practice : (or, at least, how we did it in San Antonio) by Rick Schwartz and Ann Henson
Call Number: DVD RK58 .S453 2011
Publication Date: 2011
Dr. Rick Schwartz and his office manager, Ann Henson, discuss how they built a fee for service practice in a saturated market.
Transitions and mentoring by Russ Stoch, Rob Corr, Mitch Davitch, Fred Tsutsui
Call Number: DVD RK58 .T726 2011
Publication Date: 2011
Four endodontists talk about growth in their careers and their ongoing education in dentistry.
Dental anatomy : all about teeth by Professional Development Programs
Call Number: DVD QM311 .D46 2007
Publication Date: 2007
This video, one of a series intended for the training of auxiliary dental personnel, uses live action and animation to provide an introduction to the anatomy and nomenclature of human dentition.
How to master the business side of the dental implant practice by Goran Urde
Publication Date: 2006
Learning objectives: Have you seen the business potential in building & keeping a network of referring doctors? • The 'win-win' concept. • How to run a practice in a professional way. Content: How do you become a successful mentor? • The 'win-win' concept • How to use a clinical concept to build your implant practice. The importance of a business and market plan • How to make your own business plan. Networking • How to build and consolidate a network • Strengthen your competitiveness • Profiling your clinic • Marketing • How to get a dedicated team.
Insurance coding and inter-office systems to enhance communication between the surgical and restorative offices by Sam Strong and Stephanie Strong
Publication Date: 2005
Learning objectives: Building and growing the implant part of your practice • Team building • Ensure continuity of protocol in the office. Content: This program reviews the essential components and appointments required to complete implant cases. Operatory room setup, materials, procedures, and implant component inventory are illustrated. Liaison with the front office and dental lab require a system by the assistant to keep cases on time and on track. Methods to liaison with the front office and dental lab are illustrated to help the assistant keep cases tracked and on time. Scripted responses to common patient comments about are illustrated that positively promote the use of implants.
Staff training systems for the clinical assistants by Sam Strong and Stephanie Strong
Publication Date: 2005
Learning Objectives: Staff communication with the implant patient • Marketing dental implants • Building and growing the implant part of your practice • Team building • Ensure continuity of protocol in the office. Content: This program reviews the essential components and appointments required to complete implant cases. Operatory room setup, materials, procedures, and implant component inventory are illustrated. Liaison with the front office and dental lab require a system by the assistant to keep cases on time and on track. Methods to liaison with the front office and dental lab are illustrated to help the assistant keep cases tracked and on time. Scripted responses to common patient comments about are illustrated that positively promote the use of implants.
Staff training systems for the front office by Sam Strong and Stephanie Strong
Publication Date: 2005
Learning objectives: Staff communication with the implant patient • Marketing dental implants • Building and growing the implant part of your practice • Team building • Ensure continuity of protocol in the office. Content: How to communicate with the prospective implant patient from initial phone call through diagnostic appointments and to case presentation. A system for the front office that presents an organized, professional approach to the patient. Appointment control, financial arrangements, and inter-office communication between the surgical and restorative offices are also illustrated as keys to developing the implant practice.
Training the hygiene department to maintain implant cases by Sam Strong and Stephanie Strong
Publication Date: 2005
Learning objectives: Staff communication with the implant patient • Marketing dental implants • Building and growing the implant part of your practice • Team building • Ensure continuity of protocol in the office. Content: This program reviews the essential components and appointments required to complete implant cases. Operatory room setup, materials, procedures, and implant component inventory are illustrated. Liaison with the front office and dental lab require a system by the assistant to keep cases on time and on track. Methods to liaison with the front office and dental lab are illustrated to help the assistant keep cases tracked and on time. Scripted responses to common patient comments about are illustrated that positively promote the use of implants.
Eight keys to telephone skills success by Dr. Roger P. Levin
Call Number: VHS RK58 .E38 1998
Publication Date: 1998
The first of a group of four educational videos. Contrasts two very different dental office telephone encounters and office environments when a new patient calls to make an appointment for a checkup. Offers a checklist of eight best practices for efficient telephone interactions.
Nine keys to patient financial management success by Dr. Roger P. Levin
Call Number: VHS RK58 .N56 1998
Publication Date: 1998
Fourth in a group of four educational videos. Two very different encounters in which patients and dental office personnel deal with questions of payment, insurance, and other financial matters, along with a checklist of best practices for handling financial situations and reducing the stress-level for both dental personnel and patients.
Ten keys to customer service and patient satisfaction by Dr. Roger P. Levin
Call Number: VHS RK58 .T463 1998
Publication Date: 1998
Third in a group of four educational videos. New patients show up for their first appointments at two dental practices with very different office environments. A checklist follows of ten best practices for making the new patient feel welcome and well-looked-after.
Ten keys to scheduling success by Dr. Roger P. Levin
Call Number: VHS RK58 .T467 1998
Publication Date: 1998
Second of a group of four educational videos. Illustrates the handling of emergency situations in two very different dental office environments, with a checklist of ten best practices both for arranging schedules and allowing for the unexpected.

Practice, Dentistry Audios

Inside SOP talk for pedodontists by Marsha Freeman
Call Number: RK58 .F642 1995
Publication Date: 1995
Marsha Freeman explains the value of establishing standard operating procedures in a pediatric dentistry practice and describes how her book or computer software can help the user to effectively develop such procedures.

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Practice, Dentistry Videos

Practice, Dentistry Audios

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