Last updated on November 4th, 2025 at 07:14 pm (Note: This is part two of a two-part post about overcoming patient objections. To read part one). In last week’s post, (read part one), I covered the basics of effectively handling patient objections. Specifically: The first rule for handling any objection, “Faulty” versus “real” objections, My “top-six” list of patient objections…
If you’re doing things right, your business should be growing. While expansion and growth can be desirable, it can also carry along with it a slew of new challenges (or headaches). For a dentist (or other health care practitioner), a growing practice eventually translates into more staff and providers (associate doctors or possibly partners). Many things can “derail” during expansion…
Last updated on November 13th, 2025 at 03:17 pm Most doctors have at least some concept that they should avoid heavy dental/medical terminology when presenting treatment to patients. But there is actually more to this subject than would appear at first glance. In fact, the way that you use technical terminology can have quite an impact on case acceptance. There…
If you’re ready to reduce stress, improve production, and build a team that works with clarity and purpose, schedule a consultation with MGE today. Discover which training path fits your goals and take the first step toward organized, predictable growth.