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Be proactive in helping your
clients avoid oral disease.
One of the most important elements
of a successful dentistry program
is also the simplest: talking about
it with clients. Pets can't speak for
themselves, and they're masterful
at hiding pain. Your voice can
make a critical difference to their
health, especially when it comes to
Comprehensive Oral and Radiographic
Evaluation (C.O.R.E.) procedures.
By focusing on disease prevention
and prescribing oral health care
procedures early and often—like
regular cleanings and radiography—
at their annual wellness visits, you'll
likely see more compliance with
your recommendations and reduce
unexpected oral procedures. Keep in
mind that everyone on your team, from
administrative to clinical staff, must be
prepared to advocate for oral health
and confident enough to educate
clients on the importance of preventing
and treating oral disease. Everyone
should deliver the same message.
Strategies for creating a
comprehensive dentistry program
Lifting your patient's lip
is just the beginning of
managing their dental
health. To provide the
highest level of care, you'll
need a comprehensive
dentistry plan that
helps your clients avoid
progressive oral disease
from the start. Here are
some things to consider:
Dental
Be inclusive with whole-team
in-clinic training and education.
Leverage opportunities for you and
your entire staff to enhance the dental
skills you already have. Everyone
at the hospital has a unique role to
play, and training for everyone on
staff ensures clients get consistent
messaging and patients get the best
possible care. Beyond the obvious
benefit of patient wellness, investing
in your team can also increase staff
satisfaction and reduce turnover, or
minimize clinical knowledge gaps
when someone does leave.
