One-Day Rules for Orthodontic Practices
Dr Roger P. Levin shares four one-day rules designed to keep orthodontic practices on track, from following up on treatment decisions to rescheduling missed appointments and addressing overdue accounts.
Dr Roger P. Levin shares four one-day rules designed to keep orthodontic practices on track, from following up on treatment decisions to rescheduling missed appointments and addressing overdue accounts.
Orthodontic practices have access to more data than ever before, but technology alone does not improve efficiency. Roger P. Levin, DDS, explains why practice leaders should focus on a small set of key performance metrics, delegate data analysis to trained office managers, and use exception reporting to identify operational problems before they impact production and revenue.
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