In this series we have been considering different types of cases a new dentist might see on her very first day of practice and how the clinical software used ought to enable her care in these situations. The other three profiles can be found here, here and here. Getting started in your career as a practitioner … Continue reading Your First Day In Practice: Patient #4
The first step for every dental office in treating their patients is the registration process. This is one activity that every single office must do, and doing it well is important for the patient, the practice, and the dentist. There are a number of different methods that people use to register patients, and some are … Continue reading Pitfalls of Patient Registration Options: Paper, PDF and Online Portal
We move now to step 2: The Examination (Chair Side Forms). All dentists know how to complete an examination so it is not necessary to go into that, except to remind the reader that there are only two types of consultations for new patients according to the ADA’s CDT codes. Keeping this in mind makes … Continue reading Dental Office Time Management and Patient Care Series: Patient Examination
Every day I enjoy knowing that dentists across the U.S. are using Dental Symphony. As a practicing dentist, a member of the Clinical Team and lead designer of Dental Symphony, I know we really are determined to provide a service that makes practice easier, faster, and safer. Activity begins on the east coast, as offices … Continue reading Pre-Clinical Workup: My Favorite Dental Symphony Feature (This Week!)
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