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Yearly Archives: 2013
Some Will. Some Won’t. Some Wait. So What? NEXT!
“Some will. Some won’t. Some wait. So what? Next!” I don’t know who coined this aphorism. But, I believe I first heard it from Dr. Bill Blatchford. I was reminded of it last week when a patient scheduled to start … Continue reading
Posted in Case Presentation, Practice Management, What Happened Today
Tagged Bill Blatchford, case presentation, failure, rejection
3 Comments
Great Customer Service Is Alive and Well in the Dental Industry
I just wanted to post a quick note about two companies I recently contacted for help with their dental products. Designs for Vision The temple piece on my 3.5x surgical telescopes broke at the hinge. There is an optical place … Continue reading
I Wouldn’t Take Medicaid, If They Paid Double My Fees – Here’s Why
I remember this case from many years ago. Dr. Leonard Morse of Brooklyn, NY was wrongfully accused of Medicaid fraud by then Attorney General (and now disgraced on multiple levels) Elliot Spitzer. It took nearly seven years for Dr. Morse … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Editorial
Tagged Dr. Leonard Morse, Elliot Spitzer, medicaid, Medicaid fraud
26 Comments
Am I the only one that gets crazy calls (after hours)?
If someone calls my office after hours, the voicemail announcement gives them my cell phone number for emergencies. My cell phone automatically silences itself at 10pm. I don’t like my cell phone waking my family or me up late at … Continue reading
Posted in Practice Management, What Happened Today
Tagged after hours calls, dental emergencies, emergency calls
17 Comments
Dr. Robert T. Smith – rest in peace
Dr. Robert T. Smith I originally posted this tribute on Facebook. I decided it should be in my blog. My classmate, roommate, and friend, Dr. Robert T. Smith passed away this year (2013) after a battle with pancreatic cancer. His … Continue reading
Making News Leads to More!
After the broadcast of my appearance in the CNBC documentary, it didn’t take long to start hearing from others who wanted to speak with me. When I arrived at the office, there was a voice mail from a regional NRA … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Editorial
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A Day in the Florida Outdoors, Exercising Our American Rights
Take a day off! Do something you enjoy but don’t do enough. I took the day off from the practice and had a play date yesterday with my patient and friend on his private gun range. This is WAY out … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial, Guns & Knives, What Happened Today
Tagged guns, range day, shooting
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Opportunity Knocks! Will You Answer?
There’s a discussion on Dentaltown about amalgams (again) and the renewed debate, courtesy of TV’s Dr. Oz. One of my friends, Dr. Mac Lee, is a fantastic spokesman for dentistry. In fact, he was consulted about dentistry by Dr. … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Editorial
Tagged amalgam controversy, dr. oz, opportunity, website marketing
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Roll the Bones – Tell Insurance Companies to FOAD
The following is from a thread on Dentaltown. It has been suggested that dentists should file a class action lawsuit against dental insurance companies for “coercing them into accepting low fees or reimbursement.” In the thread, several dentists share their … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged dental insurance, HMO, insurance, managed care, PPO, private care
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Dental Marketing Shouldn’t Scare Children (nor the child within)
This is hot off the presses. The story is a dentist put up a billboard ad across from a daycare. The ad photos reportedly frightened the children at that daycare. And, while it may seem obvious why the images might … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Photography
Tagged dental ads, dental marketing, dental photography
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