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Practice management consultant, Serena Wixom, discusses how you can improve case acceptance ratios and increase production by giving your patients what they really want.

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As a young lad my parents would drag me and the rest of the family to church every Sunday morning--something for which I'm now thankful. Like any boy, there were times when I simply didn't want to go. I'd tell my mother, "All I hear is the same thing over and over again." And she'd pat me on the head, straighten my tie, and say "Then what they have to say must be very important."

 

So maybe that's why I'm talking about accessibility, again: It's kind of a key point when it comes to the cloud. If you get a call from a patient after hours, accessing their complete dental record is a cake walk if you're managing the practice with a cloud-based application, like Curve Dental. All you need is a username and password to access everything, clinical notes, prescriptions, digital images, treatment plans, medical history, and more.

 

If you're managing your practice with old, fossil-fuel software, you'll not have the same ease-of-use accessibility. At best, you'll be fiddling with after-market, bolt-on communications software that's slow and clunky. At worst, you'll be taking a drive to the practice to access the information you need to help your patient.

 

Perhaps there's another reason for my harping on the same topics again and again. I think many doctors don't connect the dots between the cloud computing they do outside the office with what they're doing inside the office. (It's funny how cloud computing is accepted everywhere until you take a step into the dental office, where suddenly it's taboo.) I'm here to help doctors connect those dots, retire the old and out of date, and live a life of comfort on the cloud.

 

You can learn more about how you can access your data from anywhere by calling and chatting with one of our dental software consultants at 888-910-4376. Call today to learn more or visit our website.

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