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Explore Dental Compliance And Be CQC Ready With Decon Pete

Dental Compliance and CQC Ready with Decon Pete - Read the blog now

Decon Pete explores how in-practice dental compliance training helps dental teams stay compliant and confident with infection control protocols, whilst meeting CPD goals with flexible training options.

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How To Get Out Of The 'Patient To Contact Us' Abyss

How many of your patients are in the PTCU (patient to contact us) abyss? Do you want to get out of this abyss and see more patients, more chair time, more patient returns? You know how to get patients in the door, now let's keep them returning to us! “Realising all the stuff in your room used to be money, and all that money used to be time, and all that time used to be energy” This really m...

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Tricky Questions!

It’s no secret that the pressure on our FOH teams is immense at the moment and doesn’t seem to be easing…in fact it feels like we are trying to manage conflict at the front desk daily, as opposed to occasionally. Many of my clients and Practice Mangers who are members of ADAM (The Association of Dental Administrators and Managers) are talking to me about their experiences of manging difficul...

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Fail to Plan, Plan to Fail!

If you are a practice with a Patient plan or whether you are considering reducing your NHS commitment and introducing a plan for the first time, one huge recommendation I can give you is to ensure your patients understand the Whys! Why you want to provide plans Why would they benefit from becoming a Plan patient? Why you may be increasing your Plan fees Why you value them as p...

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We Never Stop Learning, So Why Stop Training?

Are you employing “lifers” and “keepers” or do you have a constant turnaround of team members? Many practices have been struggling to recruit new team members over the last few years. Unfortunately, for many, COVID has not helped the situation. Some practices seem to have a constant source and for others the well has dried up. Whilst we look for new potential team members, we need to keep o...

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The Seven Deadly Sins Of Practice Management

Lisa Bainham from the Association of Dental Administrators and Managers looks at how the Seven Deadly Sins can affect your practice management in a positive way! Lust Self-control cures lust Now let’s be clear, I’m not talking about lust in the workplace…let’s face it, that would be very dicey. Lust in terms of Practice Management is having a strong passion and longing to succeed to the dis...

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10 Reasons To Go Digital With Dr Marcos White

If you’re still thinking that digital intraoral scanning is just about eliminating the need for impressions, you are behind the times. In this article on getting the most out of digital, I’ll describe the 10 game-changing ways a commitment to digital will transform the way we do dentistry. 1. Digital consultation When we received our first iTero scanner, we had already been using digital in r...
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The cost of reopening dental practices after COVID-19

As dental practices start looking at what they might need to reopen once the COVID-19 lockdown ends, Seb Evans explores what the cost of this might be. Boris Johnson recently announced the first stage of ending the current lockdown. Despite Sara Hurley, CDO for England, saying dental guidance remains unchanged, many practices are now looking at what they may need to do when the time does co...

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In The Neck Of The Hourglass

In The Neck Of The Hourglass The Role Of The Dental Receptionist In The Independent Sector Written by: Chris Barrow Chris Barrow is a trainer, consultant, coach and mentor with over 30 years' experience of working in the dental industry. Chris is dynamic, energetic and charismatic. He continually helps dental practices to innovate, change tack and push boundaries. International Receptionists...
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Listen and Learn with Lisa Bainham

Listen and Learn Lisa Bainham, President of the Association of Dental Administrators and Managers (ADAM) gives her thoughts on patient feedback. Most of us will probably like to think of ourselves as good listeners, and that listening is an attribute, but in fact it is a skill.  Visit any practice website and you will see the owners extolling the virtue of their “patient centric” ethos.&...