Dentistry

Difficult Patient #6- The Dentist-n-Dash Problem These Dentist-n-Dash patients might be the most frustrating for dentists. Services are rendered, repairs look great and the patient has no complaints…until it comes time to pay their bill. Trying to track down a patient with an outstanding balance and getting them to pay, regularly, can be very time-consuming. Additionally,…

Your stress response is a complex reaction to events, activities, situations, thoughts, or habits. This is where your body views them as harmful or dangerous to its survival. There are many healthy and unhealthy ways your body responds to stress. Below are just a few of the more common responses. Unhealthy Stress Response Behavioral Overeating,…

[fusion_testimonials] [fusion_testimonial name="Dr. Nikki Norton" company="Las Vegas, NV"]All dentists are stressed (or lying about it). Jen’s presentation made me realize that I am not alone. She offered many simple and amazing ideas to help lead a more stressfree life, and how it will positively impact your office. I cannot wait to listen to her speak again for even more advice. [/fusion_testimonial] [fusion_testimonial name="Scott Leune, DDS" company="Founder & CEO, Breakaway Practice"]Jen is a perfect blend of coach/consultant, business/psychology, numbers/ communication, and risk/success. Jen has a unique ability to quickly pinpoint opportunities and create effective process and systems that level up the doctor, team, and practice. More importantly, she understands the difficulty of change and coaches dentists to manage the cultural side of leading a team through new ways of doing things.[/fusion_testimonial] [/fusion_testimonials]

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