Should I Have My Hygienist Clock Out for No-Shows?

Are you crumbling under constant patient cancellations and under-utilized hygienists? If so, this episode is a must-listen. Michael and Sandy go into deep dialogue discussing the art of managing the oh-so precious time of hygienists during those inevitable patient drop-offs. The duo shares their insights on the crucial role of effective communication within a dental practice, with an emphasis on the mighty bearings of the front office in ensuring a bustling schedule, despite the rollercoaster of patient availability.

In this enlightening conversation, Sandy underscores the cardinal importance of forging clear-cut agreements with the hygienists about their pay during the slack periods. They dive into the labyrinth of scheduling and patient management, providing actionable steps towards mastering these often-overlooked aspects of running a dental practice. Most importantly, this episode serves as a poignant call to arms, urging dental practices to give employee well-being the attention and respect it deserves. They conclude by stressing the urgency of a proactive approach in dentistry, a surefire way to trim down on missed opportunities and turbocharge your practice's efficiency.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

The importance of maintaining a hygienist's schedule during patient cancellations How proper communication in a dental practice plays a crucial role Effective methods to deal with broken appointment issues The significance of establishing clear-cut agreements with hygienists regarding their pay during downtime periods Ways to navigate the complexities of patient scheduling and management The importance of prioritizing employee well-being in a dental practice How proactive measures can reduce missed opportunities and drastically improve practice efficiency

Don’t miss out on this power-packed episode if you wish to skyrocket your practice's efficiency and maximize your hygienist's time!

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