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Winning at all costs.

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Dentist-Patient Relations↗
PubMed1997

Practicing implant dentistry profitably.

The success of dental implants has opened up countless treatment possibilities for restorative dentists to offer to their patients. Just as our clinical paradigms have had to change because of this new technology, so too must our paradigms concerning the way we communicate with our patients change if we are to get them to say "yes" to treatment that we know that they need. Success in clinical treatment using implants requires a systematic approach. A systematic approach to communicating with your patients will allow you to have the same high degree of success with treatment acceptance that is possible with dental implants. The key to the systems we have discussed is Relationship Centered Care. A relationship is fostered and enhanced through a Comprehensive Examination Process, a structured Consultation Process utilizing the influencing process and Financial Arrangements that allow the patient to receive what they want while the office maintains the profitability that it needs. A system for calculating rational fees can be utilized that allows the practice to have control over an area that traditionally was controlled by anecdotal factors. The Pride Institute has developed this material and is presenting it to the profession so that restorative dentists can truly practice implant dentistry profitably.

Dental Implantation↗
PubMed2004

Improving collections.

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Patient Credit and Collection↗
PubMed1995

Using the CPR to benefit a business office.

Computer-based patient records can help a healthcare organization's business office achieve higher-quality service at lower cost by providing improved access to necessary financial as well as clinical information. The systemwide utility of a computer-based patient record that serves both clinical and financial needs helps justify its cost.

Databases, Factual↗