Category: Dental Office Tips
Effective Ways to Turn New Dental Clients into Lifetime Patients
Attracting new clients is a big part of generating revenue for your dental practice; retaining said clients, however, is just as important. Statistics show that businesses must invest much more money to pull in new clients as opposed to keeping older ones around. Long-term patients are also more likely to recommend your practice to other […]
What to Consider When Buying a New Dental Stool
Picking out the right stools for your dental clinic can be a daunting task due to the sheer number of options to choose from. But how do you know what to look for in a good dental chair, anyway? You want something that is comfortable, provides support, and can give you all the options and […]
How Dentists Can Confront the Biggest Patient Challenges
Dental health is a crucial aspect of overall health and well-being. However, for many people, visiting the dentist is associated with fear, anxiety, and phobias. This fear can cause them to avoid dental treatments, leading to serious oral health problems. This also presents a serious problem for dentists: how can they properly treat patients. In […]
Buying a New Dental Chair? Here’s What to Look For
Dental chairs are a large investment for your office, which is why it’s important to consider even the smallest details before purchasing one, even if they seem insignificant. The right dental chair can make all the difference in your comfort and the overall patient experience in your office. It pays to be aware of some […]
Do Your Patients Fear the Dentist? Here’s How You Can Help Them
Dentophobia, often known as dental phobia, encompasses not just the fear of dentists and dental appointments, but also of all dental related operations. Many people fear going to the dentist. As we get older, that feeling can develop into actual dental anxiety, causing many people to avoid visits to the dentist. How can you, as […]
The Best Ways to Combat Dental Operator Burnout
Dentists, even those who are new to their practice, are burning out quickly. Heavy patient loads, the pressures of operating a business, musculoskeletal issues and pain, and many other factors are contributing to burnout in dentistry. Studies show that the most common symptoms of professional dental burnout include: Emotional exhaustion General frustration Feeling worn out […]
The Causes of Dental Anxiety in Patients
Dental anxiety and phobias related to the dental industry are quite common, yet people are still recommended to (and often do) visit the dentist two times or more a year, for one reason or another. Because of this, dental providers must work with patients who are at times uncomfortable or even uncooperative. In order to […]
These Dental Chair Accessories Can Help Easily Treat Children
Pediatric dentists know well how hard it can be to treat children, especially if they have to undergo longer procedures than a normal cleaning. Dental anxiety is a real concern for many patients, and it can be worse in children. They can often be uncooperative and restless during treatment, which causes them to move about […]
4 Tips to Attract and Retain Dental Patients During the Winter
Depending on where your dental office is located, the winter can present a few problems when it comes to attracting new dental patients and convincing current patients to come in for regular cleanings/checkup. When temperatures drop, and snow piles up, it can be hard to encourage people to leave their homes. Combine this with fears of […]
How to Make Anxious Dental Patients Comfortable
The prominence of dental anxiety in the United States has long been documented. Even conservative estimates state that more than half of people who go to the dentist have some form of anxiety about the experience. At the highest end, some studies have put this number at 80 percent. What’s worse is that these same studies found that about 20 […]