Lost Dog Found!

How many of you have a beloved animal? My dog’s name is Coco. He was at my heel yesterday while I was moving something from our house to the storage area and then he wasn’t. I looked in the house, then took a lap around the block, then the village. A half hour had passed and the worst part was that he didn’t have a collar on. I was excruciatingly upset. One of my gifts in life is solving problems. What could I do that I knew worked and would work fast. I made 25 flyers as quickly as I could and retraced my steps to post them throughout the immediate neighborhood. A call came 5 minutes after I started!! I was so relieved. A lovely young couple had Coco and were out searching for Lost flyers. Thank you, thank you.

The take away lesson for dental clients is to ask yourself, “What works?” and “What can be done that will have the most immediate impact?”. If you are struggling with any dental practice issues, read the blog posted below entitled, Are all your i’s dotted and t’s crossed.

For the time being, I have put a collar on my dog, Coco. Are there any practice issues that shouldn’t have happened in the first place i.e. Employment compliance and HR issues, lack of training for a new employee, allowing below average work to pass as acceptable. Look for my article on www.DentistryIQ.com.