ARTICLES BY FRONT OFFICE ROCKS

Make Dental Patients Your Priority, Not Their Insurance

I talk with dental teams around the country, and I often hear that the biggest issue for them is that they don’t have enough new patients. When I ask them questions about this problem, I find out that dental teams are viewing patients as very insurance-driven. Staff...

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The Dental Patient Hand Off Don’t Drop the Ball

There are many elements to integrate high-quality customer service into a dental office, but I find the best way to do this is to start one step at a time. This article focuses on one of the missed opportunities in many dental offices that will not only improve customer service for your patients…

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Why Trying to Hire the Perfect Employee is a Huge Mistake

Why Trying to Hire the Perfect Employee is a Huge Mistake. How many perfect people do you imagine are scanning ads for dental jobs? If you guessed somewhere between zero and few, you are right. Managers make the mistake of writing job ads to attract the perfect employee when they should be writing to attract a great employee.

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A Controversial Hiring Strategy That Actually Works

Most dentists and dental office managers know that hiring and retaining great employees is the key to success for any dental office. But exactly how to make that happen seems like a mystery. Is it really just a question of getting lucky?

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5 Issues That Get in the Way of Hiring Good Employees

My background is in the corporate world. I’ve worked in sales, management, recruiting and human resources. When my husband wanted me to come to work in his dental office I did a lot of research. I learned very quickly the major differences of the dental world and the rest of corporate America…

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From Top to Bottom Motivating Employees

Before I became a dental office manager, I earned a master’s degree in Organizational Development. Consultants in this field help businesses grow by implementing organizational changes to enhance employee knowledge, effectiveness, and overall performance.

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Difference of Training vs. Consulting

The Difference of Training vs. Consulting. I am a dental office manager and a dental trainer, both of which I just love. I can’t believe I get to do what I love, which doesn’t make it feel like work but more like a hobby every single day. Did I always know this is what I wanted to do? No!

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