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How to present dental treatment plans and why this presentation is so important!

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HOW TO PRESENT DENTAL TREATMENT PLANS AND WHY THIS PRESENTATION IS SO IMPORTANT! Come watch this RU-vid exclusive with Laura Hatch to hear Laura’s response to the following question and advice for presenting treatment plans to your dental patients!
QUESTION: I'm just getting back into dentistry after taking a break to raise my kids. I can't remember how to explain treatment plans to patients. I guess my biggest question and fear is not knowing the steps. I have been on youtube for the last three days and there isn't a single video showing the steps to present treatment to patients.
We think this is a great topic for everyone presenting treatment plans to their dental patients!
Here are some basic thoughts and steps to get you started:
#1 - Be confident in your conversations with patients about what they need.
#2 - Don’t worry so much about impressing the patient with ‘doctor talk’. Use the words the patient will understand.
#3 - Choose your environment and timing for these conversations wisely!
Listen in on Laura’s video to find out more about the steps to take to successfully present dental treatment to your patients, then join us at Front Office Rocks to learn more about dental treatment plan case presentation: frontofficerocks.com/dental-t...
Have a trick for presenting treatment plans to your dental patients to share with us? Tell us about it in the comments below!
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10 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 18

@YareliBea 3 года назад

So thankful for you guys!

@cjgonzalez9442 3 года назад

Thank you! Very useful!

@CarlosDlgd 2 года назад

Thank you for these! They help!

@marciagarcia2187 2 года назад

Loved!

@barbaraquinn5994 2 года назад

Looking forward to viewing more videos.

@jochoar1 3 года назад

Great Vide Laura, easy to understand, great tips, short and sweet. I am the office manager from Dental Office and this video gave me great information to implement right away

@lauranelson9204 3 года назад

Thank you for taking the time to write a comment. It helps to know these are helping people!

@prosperity. Год назад

Great Video, I'm coming back to dentistry and your advice is great, the only problem I see is most dental offices don't have a consultation room. question? is it necessary to have dental Insurance knowledge prior to becoming a treatment plan coordinator. If so how do I gain dental insurance knowledge? when there's no entry level position (training) ever available? btw, I have over 25 years experience as a dental assistant.

@annsorensen1606 2 года назад

Do you present the plan utilizing the contracted ppo fee or your office fee… we have always presented using ppo fee for contacted codes and office fee for non contracted.

@KariasTiara 2 года назад

Love your page, I just started as a BC no dental background at all

@lauranelson9204 2 года назад

Thank you- Good luck. You will do great but we are here if you need us!

@DanielaMarkovski-oj7xt Год назад

I need help with treatment plan wording?? how to word insurance estimate

@simarkaur1753 2 года назад

If I have to present treatment plan for implants how do I present that in simple terms that patient can understand

@LauraHatchFrontOfficeRocks 2 года назад

My suggestion is to find out what the patient does for a living or hobbies. See if you can tie it to something they know and understand. Too many times, we tend to talk in "dental terms" and they don't understand fully and leave confused. If they are confused, they won't accept the treatment.

@theresabarrow5199 2 года назад

Having a visual model with implants is always helpful as well. This is what I bring out when presenting treatment plans. Often times they are confused such as calling a bridge a crown or having a root canal a filling, because they have been misinformed from what someone not in dental have told them.

@louietoltolvlog9699 3 года назад

Dental work is so expensive without insurance.

@lauranelson9204 3 года назад

Kate - thank you for your comment and I thought I would mention that I totally understand where you are coming from. I would like to however suggest a couple things. First, I get that spending money on dental work is not fun and can cost more money than most of us would like to spend on drills and needles however, on the flip side, not getting the work done when it is needed can end up being more costly. Not just financially but in overall healthcare! Also, many offices understand that dental insurance helps patients with the cost but that is not always an option for everyone and therefore offers payment plans and membership plans. Where insurance can help assist with some of the cost, they are not looking out for your overall health and dental needs. I would suggest that you talk with your dentist and team about the options they offer their patients. They are looking out for your dental health and should want to help you as much as they can.