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201 Secrets of a High-Performance Dental Practice
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By Bob Levoy
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(7 Reviews)
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Mosby
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1st
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December 2, 2004 |
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Paperback
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his text is a one-of-a-kind compilation of the collective wisdom of many of the country's most successful dentists. It provides a blueprint for career advancement and how to jump-start a practice for self-employed dentists and other specialists. A number of impressive features, including: Tested Tips, Hard Learned Lessons, and Success Files provide readers with the knowledge and experience it takes to build and maintain a successful practice. Readers will learn the best methods from experienced practitioners, as well as how to correct mistakes within their own practice.- Unique format of 201 easy-to-read, ready-to-use, proven strategies for building a high performance dental practice make it simple to apply concepts to real-world experiences.
- Success Secrets feature strategies, tactics, and tested tips from high performance dentists, with additional insights from practitioners in other professions, giving readers a diverse approach to practice and personnel management.
- Hard Learned Lessons include bits of wisdom from a wide cross-section of practices, offering the opportunity to learn from others' experiences, saving the reader time, money, and stress.
- The chapter on branding your practice explains how dentists can send out the right messages about what patients can expect, resulting in more loyal patients and more referrals.
- Competitive Advantage gives readers everything necessary to attract new patients, charge premium fees, generate more word-of-mouth referrals, and derive greater satisfaction from their practice.
- Emotional Connection offers 13 significant ways to establish an emotional connection with patients, in ways that will be meaningful and appreciated.
- The chapter Secrets of Savvy Networking Strategies presents methods to produce a stream of referrals from general dentists, specialists, physicians, ENTs, surgeons, pediatricians, and more.
- Market Research Techniques help the practitioner make his or her practice more appealing to patients, staff members, referring physicians, and others.
- The Secrets of Successful Case Presentations chapter details what needs to be done to achieve more case acceptance and patient compliance on maintenance visits, with far less time and effort expended.
- The Golden Opportunities for Practice Growth chapter presents great opportunities to earn more revenue, decrease stress, and derive more enjoyment out of practice.
- Several chapters are devoted to sharing the author's real world, down to earth strategies for acquiring and maintaining a productive staff: Build a High Performance Team, Get the Right People on Board, and Secrets of Staff Retention.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews: Add Your Own Review |
Ridiculous, February 20, 2014
By Kathleen E Tyler
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The information in this book is only if you are a complete moron. There are instructions on how to use a stamp. If you are a complete beginner at working with people or in a dental office this might be ok, but there are much better books out there. Running a high-performance dental practice is a very deceiving title….it should be how to do the basics in a dental office, plus information for the completely clueless.
The only reason I gave it one start is because I can’t rate it any lower.
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Some interesting points, December 12, 2009
By Brisbane (Brisbane, Australia)
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This book covers a subjest matter which is not black and white and does reasonably well. I have been through professional consultants a few times and this on a very basic level summarises the common recommendations that are put forward. The same problem exists though, that every practice is different, and they are only suggestions rather than specific rules for success. I would say, worth a read, though don't expect to see your practice thrive unless you have been living under a rock for the last few decades.
5 of 8 people found the above review helpful.
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GREAT BOOK, August 24, 2009
By Kimberly Hulick (FL)
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This book gives tons of good ideas. Not just the same ole stuff you read everywhere. Really thinking outside of the box. Love it.
5 of 8 people found the above review helpful.
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For advanced users, January 27, 2009
By www.velezylozano.com (Murcia. Spain.)
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High-valuable book, with lots of examples and circumstances. I found it particularly interesting, because it contains an interesting view of dental management.
1 of 6 people found the above review helpful.
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informative and direct, June 18, 2007
By Lee Nykaza
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A great guide packed with concise information and ideas for the dental practice. Easy to read, easy to implement.
2 of 6 people found the above review helpful.
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201 Secrets of a High-Performance Dental Practice, May 22, 2007
By matador
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This is a must have book for people who work in the Dental field.
2 of 8 people found the above review helpful.
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