Today, a quick but extremely potent thought for you.
But first…
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Now back to the scheduled programming.
Should you make your patients UNcomfortable? Absolutely, I say!
Before you freak out and send me hate mail about being some kind
of sadistic, mean spirited dentist, let me explain.
I’m not advocating to make your patients physically uncomfortable.
By all means, don’t hurt your patients! Instead, I’ve been
“preaching” for years that, for the best rates of treatment
acceptance you’ve ever experienced, your patients must be
uncomfortable with their current dental conditions. And it’s
up to you and your team to reveal those conditions to your patients.
As I said the other day, people don’t really want “dentistry”.
They want solutions to their problems. If they don’t think they
have dental problems, they ain’t sayin’ “yes” to treatment…
period.
In other words, if they’re “comfortable” with their current
conditions, why in the world would they want to change anything?
People can’t make the best decisions for their dental health
without ALL of the relevant information…including digital photos
of their teeth, a thorough discussion of the existing problems
and the RISKS of failing to correct them, and even a story about
a patient with a similar situation who had a negative outcome
by not taking action sooner.
what’s really going on inside their mouths. Don’t “sugar coat”
it…tell it like it is without worry of their reaction. It’s
the only way to maximize your chances of making them MOST
comfortable by helping them accept your solutions that will help
them achieve optimal oral health. In fact, by not making them
“uncomfortable” enough to seek solutions, you’ll essentially
guarantee that they’ll be truly uncomfortable down the road!



















