COVID-19 & Dentistry: Leveraging the Henry Schein Practice Analysis for a Stronger Comeback

A Henry Schein Practice Analysis can help practices leverage downtime during the pandemic and recovery period to gain a clear understanding of their practice performance and uncover opportunities to recover lost production, improve patient experience and boost income when it’s time to re-open.

Join Dr. Bobbi Stanley, dentist and owner of Stanley Dentistry and educator and owner of Stanley Institute, for an in-depth discussion about the Henry Schein Practice Analysis and how she leverages this tool every year assess her practice’s performance and opportunities with regard to the big five indicators of a practice’s ability to thrive:
1. Fee schedule -- see how your practice stacks up to national and area averages
2. Coding opportunities -- can your coding practices be adjusted to claim additional reimbursements?
3. Procedure mix -- should you consider adding new procedures that your patients may be looking for from their GP?
4. Hygiene recall -- are you missing income because you don’t have enough availability for hygiene appointments?
5. Insurance network -- how can you adjust the insurance programs that you accept to boost your income?

The Henry Schein Practice Analysis is a tool that delivers a custom report based on your practice’s performance, your local peers, and national averages -- and provides a snapshot of your current status as well as proven strategies to improve that are specific to your practice. Join this webinar to learn more.

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Thanks for sharing. I need another practice analysis.

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Make the office safer and reopen now! In the absence of exact regulations, dentists should look to hospital standards. Class-A outpatient operatories do have standards for air changes per hour. It's currently 15 ACH. The RECIRCULATOR II by Biosense, Inc. is a portable, hospital-grade air purification system that can sanitize a treatment room approximately 1900 cubic feet every 3.3 minutes, which is over 18 ACH! It's only $2800. And it's pretty quiet, too. I recommend looking into it -- www.recirculator.com/dental. Their site has a video review from a dentist, too.