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Unconventional Wisdom or Conventional Stupidity?

Dr. Brett Taylor, BDS, Dr. Michael Sernik, BDS

Course date: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 09:00 AM (EST)

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1h
49.00
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"I've tried absolutely nothing new and it still hasn't worked!!"
To be above average, it helps to be different.


Course fee: $49.00

Synopsis:

  • A ruthless analysis of why conventional treatment planning and case presentation methods often create avoidable problems.
  • How to avoid selling your way to embarrassment.
  • How to avoid patient education being misinterpreted as a sales pitch.
  • Using functional dentistry as a stepping stone to discretionary dental treatments.
  • A business model for all economic climates.
  • Three Management Ideas that will radically improve your practice.

Three Learning Objectives:

1. Learn how to implement a financial rewards system that causes behavioral improvements in the team member and avoids the pitfalls of bonus systems and profit sharing.
2. Learn how to set up a strategic plan to project manage the practice towards a specific goal that is driven by the whole team.
3. Learn how to communicate in a way that causes the patient to tell you what you wanted to tell them.

 


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