Category: Dental Office Tips
Is Your Waiting Room Reducing Your Patient Retention Rates?
The 4 Key Elements of a Great Waiting Room Experience

Your waiting room is the first and last thing patients in your office, and it has a substantial effect on whether or not they choose to return to your dental office. To ensure that you don’t have customers visiting your office once and never returning, make sure your waiting room has these four key elements: […]
Creating a Comfortable Dentist Waiting Room Experience
How to Keep Your Dental Patients Warm

Keeping your dental office a bit on the cold side has its benefits. It can help prevent the multiplication and spread of bacteria and other pathogens, aid in the development of x-ray film, and keep you from overheating while working. But is that cool, 68-degree temperature you keep your office at making it uncomfortable for […]
Promoting Safety and Health in the Dental Workplace
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Crescent Products Purchase

Our dental chair accessories are specially designed to help both patients and dental operators remain comfortable during procedures.They are resilient and easy to use, but there are few steps that you can take to get even more out of them. In order to get the greatest benefit and longest life out of our products, […]
How to Hire and Keep a Great Dental Team

Hiring the perfect team of dental and administrative professionals will help you build a great business. Keeping those team members on staff for more than a few years is how you build a great business that lasts. You can be a talented dental provider, but having the right people at your side is the best […]
Increasing Efficiency in the Dental Office
Time equals profitability in the dental office, as more efficient procedures will lead to more patients being scheduled throughout the day. But dentists don’t have to shorten face-to-face time with patients or rush through procedures to make this possible. There are a few ways that dentists can make their offices operate more efficiently. Plan for More […]
Caring for Dental Patients with Special Needs
Caring for dental patients with special needs is something that every dentist needs to be prepared for. It takes a certain bit of experience and the right equipment to effectively treat patients who are limited either because of their mobility or because of cognitive or developmental disabilities. In 2010, The Census Bureau reported that about […]
How Dentists Can Keep Children Calm and Comfortable
Dental anxiety is not only a problem for children, but for dentists and hygienists, as well. When children cry, scream, or move about in the chair, they create a stressful work situation. The sheer amount of work that goes into working with a frightened child (extra assistants, videos and other distractions) is almost enough to […]