There is no one simple way of scheduling a dental practice that works for everyone. The “art” of effective appointment control is almost unique to each practitioner and office. The manner and place that an appointment is made is somewhat different than decades ago. Patients can access websites that allow requests for appointments for some practitioners. In many offices, the patient makes their future appointments in the operatory with the auxiliary, hygienist or even dentist using the workstation there. Effective scheduling, therefore, requires the establishment of some practice guidelines and the cooperation of the entire team.

The day-to-day operations of a dental practice require a great deal of planning for effective scheduling in order for the practice to run smoothly. This section of the Practice Management Toolbox will attempt to help your office work together as a team for a comfortable and stress-free daily schedule.


Effective Scheduling

Making or Breaking a Practice through Scheduling

Effective Treatment Plan Presentation

Educating Patients that the Search for Cavities is Only Part of the Dental Examination
How to Handle the Money Objection?
Effective Case Presentations: Internal Marketing at its Best

Effective 4-Handed Dentistry

CE Course:  Four-Handed Dentistry, Part 1: An Overview Concept
CE Course:  Four-Handed Dentistry, Part 2: Equipment Selection
CE Course:  Four-Handed Dentistry, Part 3: Instrument Transfer

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