Clearly defined business systems are the best strategy to implement.  Those exact business systems might vary from practice to practice.  Depending on the specialty.

But here are the business systems to clearly define now at the onset of your practice opening:

• Employee Onboarding Steps
• Patient Experience/Customer Service
• Phone Management & Scripts
• Hygiene Schedule Management
• Restorative Schedule Management
• Accounts Receivable Management
• Accounts Payable Management

Dental Practice Start-Up Management

This is an ideal time to map out exactly how you do what you do.  And how you wish others to do the tasks that must be done.  

Our patient experiences open the door for more new patient referrals.  The way we handle any patient upset or misunderstanding grows trust within the community.

Phone management and scripts bring every caller into our schedules.  Continuing care settings in our hygiene schedules insure our existing patients return on time.  

Solid financial presentations help us to better help our patients.  And payment collection and money management allow us all to continue to do what we love.

Use the many resources available to you here to create the dental office day you dream of.  What does it look like?  Now, let’s make it so!

Implement my FREE Resources.  Which include 20 downloads within the Dental Front Office Library.  And hundreds of articles within my blog here. 

Courses And E-Books

Yes, my courses and e-books work well with an established practice that seeks to refine and redefine how they do what they do.

Still, you can use these tools to create the foundation for your daily dental office life.  Maybe you don’t have enough patients in your day to map out a full block schedule template.   But you can map out what need now. As you still have production needs.