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THE TAO OF NO
As learned by Mary-Jeanne’ Davidson Prior to helping my husband open his orthodontic practice, I considered myself a fairly resilient person. I grew up on a ranch where hard work was your birthright...
Hitting Draws-Golf Tips with Andrew Rice
This past weekend we saw PGA Tour Player Branden Grace using these techniques on his way to victory at the RBC Heritage. Andrew Rice Director of Instruction at The Club at Savannah Harbor AndrewRiceGo...
I Want Straight Teeth. Who Should I Go To?
Another great post from Dr. Glenn Krieger. Check it out on his site, DentalSherpa. Well worth a read. ...
Medicaid, Invisalign, Insurance & OrthoSynetics Are All The Same To Me
In my mind there is no difference among them. Each of these things brings patients in the door and has a cost and some aggrevation associated with utilizing them. Getting patients in the door today a...
Remove Both Wires Before Doing A Repair
How many times have you had a patient come in with a reported broken bracket? Every day I’m sure! Repairing a bracket is a snap and no big deal these days but how many times have you removed a w...
Somebody’s Got A Case of the Mondays!
By Adam Schulhof Monday mornings…Ugggh, but not today. I actually walked into the office charged up after a great weekend in Scottsdale with the OE crew learning from the “Plastic Masters” Jona...
Visit The Chair One Time – Clinical Efficiency Part 3
For anything other than a bond or a debond, there is no reason to go to the chair more than one time per patient visit. Seriously. Well, I guess if you have inexperienced or incompetent staff I would ...
Thank Your Mentors – Part 2
I had a lot of fun walking down memory lane and thinking about those who enabled me and others to become solid orthodontic practitioners the other day. So much so that today I decided to do the same t...