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| GO FOR THE GOLD! Spring Programs 2010! |
 GO FOR THE GOLD! Increasing Practice Revenues February 12, 2010 in Toronto, Ontario 8:30 am - 5:00 pm Program begins at 8:30 am with a Panel Discussion at 4:00 pm and Cocktail Hour at 5:00 pm. Lunch is included. $495 CDN per person CE Credits are available Our 2010 Extravaganza program will help you and your dental team to increase case acceptance and practice revenues. Go for the Gold and join us for a day of learning and networking with some of North America’s top dental speakers. Program Objective: To increase practice revenue while providing top quality patient care. Program Audience: Dentists, Clinical Team, Business Team
LeeAnn Shipowick, RDH: Profitable Hygiene Make champions of your hygiene team! The hygiene area offers the best potential for increased case acceptance and revenue as well as being a positive influence on patients for the promotion of total body health. Learn the keys to utilizing and engaging your hygiene team so you can build a strong, proactive and health oriented hygiene centre. Learn practical guidelines for procedures and protocol to go for the gold and build a powerful hygiene department. Tim Brown: Practice Valuations A dental practice is an exceptional investment – one that is as good as GOLD! Few assets generate the equivalent return on investment (ROI) in this economy. If you own a practice, you will discover why dental practices have continuously increased in value – even during the recession.If you do not own a practice, you will learn why you want to invest in one now! Anita Jupp: Teamwork Gold The number one challenge experienced by most offices is dealing with “people problems.” The way people talk or don’t talk and the way they treat each other. Personality conflicts often create a breakdown in team spirit. Working in “synch” makes everyone more productive and patients enjoy a positive environment. A high trust environment will result in more patient referrals and increased case acceptance will result in an improved bottom line. Dr. Tony Mancuso: Building for Profit This fast paced program is geared toward the entire dental team with a theme of increasing revenues and being the best dental practice they can be. Dr. Mancuso will share with you how he has developed a state of the art modern dental facility, boasting a reputation of being the aesthetic and rehabilitative expert in his area which has resulted in one of the highest grossing and profitable dental practices of his size. Janet Press, RDH: Diagnostic Strategies & Laser Technologies Aim at Success The changing face of periodontics brings us to an ever-expanding model linking inflammatory changes in the mouth to systemic diseases. Knowing that periodontal infection is viewed as a critical inflammatory disease in the body or that it plays a role in exacerbating an already existing systemic condition, its resolution takes on vital new significance. What is abundantly clear is that there is no downside to the prevention and treatment of the periodontal infections. Join us as we take a diagnostic walk and look at new targets and pathways of early intervention using laser therapeutics for our patient’s health and wellness. |
Program Details ADEI_FEB2010_Toronto.pdf Download our electronic brochureDate: February 12, 2010 Location: Four Points by Sheraton Toronto Airport, 6257 Airport Road, Mississauga, Ontario Speaker(s): Anita Jupp, LeeAnn Shipowick, RDH, Tim Brown, Dr. Tony Mancuso and Janet Press, RDH Registration Fee: $495 CDN per person. Travel & accommodation are not included in registration fees. Registration and Information Contact: Melanie McGlynn, CE Coordinator Email: melanie@learndental.com Telephone: 1-888-239-9908 CE Credits CE Credits (6 hours) are available. We provide a verification notice for each program. Cancellation Policy: Cancellations 21 days prior to the seminar date are subject to a 20% administration fee (no exceptions). Cancellations less than 14 days prior to the seminar date are subject to a 50% administration fee (no exceptions). Refunds will not be issued for non-attendance. |