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It is difficult at any stage in dental practice development to achieve your perception of an ideal practice. There are so many philosophies of practice, materials, devices, equipment, concepts of staff involvement, variations in fees, and geographic differences that the task is almost overwhelming. You can make a practice just what you want it to be, blending it with your overall life expectations. With proper planning, you can double the productivity of a typical general dentist.

This two-day course is designed to motivate you to determine what you want out of your practice and your life in general and to provide information that will allow you to realize those goals. The concepts taught in the course include the entire gamut of dental activities, as well as planning how to implement dentistry into a great family and personal life. In this course the fastest, best, and least expensive concepts, materials, devices, techniques, and equipment are included for every area of dentistry.

Participant Objectives:

At the completion of this course participants should be able to:

• Define their life priorities
  
  
  
• Develop an efficient and effective dental practice team
  
  
• Decide which clinical tasks to delegate and how to do so
  
  
• Develop equitable practice financial policies for themselves and their patients
  
  
• Determine if and when an associate dentist is needed
  
  
• Involve staff in diagnostic data collection and complete treatment planning
  
  
• Implement multiple patient scheduling
  
  
• Select the best clinical techniques
  
  
• Select the best equipment
  
  
• Select the best materials
  
  
• Develop an optimum clinical facility
  
  
• Orient the practice toward areas that provide the most enjoyment
  
  
• Tactfully influence patients toward acceptance of treatment plans