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The Journal of the American College of Dentists
|August 19, 2007
Summary
Dentist coaching can reignite passion and broaden practice potential. Embracing web marketing, new services, and continuing education (CE) helps dentists thrive and increase earnings.
Area of Science:
- Dental practice management
- Professional development in dentistry
Background:
- Dentists often experience frustration and diminished enthusiasm in practice ownership.
- Limited perspectives can restrict dentists' views on their practice's potential and their agency.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore how coaching can help dentists overcome limited perspectives.
- To highlight opportunities for practice growth and increased revenue.
Main Methods:
- The study discusses the impact of coaching on dentist mindset.
- It reviews commercial opportunities in web marketing, implants, sedation dentistry, and continuing education (CE).
Main Results:
- Coaching can shift dentists' perspectives, fostering a proactive approach to practice development.
- Dentists can enhance their earning potential by adopting new strategies and services.
Conclusions:
- Coaching offers a valuable tool for dentists to regain enthusiasm and expand their practice vision.
- Strategic adoption of modern dental services and marketing is crucial for sustained financial success.
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