Penny Reed of Penny Reed and Associates on how to use your intraoral camera for increased case acceptance and fewer broken appointments.
Penny Reed of Penny Reed and Associates on how to use your intraoral camera for increased case acceptance and fewer broken appointments.
As part of our Morning Huddle e-newsletter, DPR partnered with notable practice management consultants to provide quick video tips to get your team talking.
The intraoral camera is the most underused case presentation tool in a dental practice. Here’s how to get the most out of your intraoral camera, and that means improving case acceptance in your practice and reducing broken appointments.
Morning Huddle | Are you getting the most out of your intraoral camera?
Using an intraoral camera encourages patient involvement.
Use your intraoral camera as much as possible, including:
Images from an intraoral camera also can be great take-homes for the patient. Here’s how:
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