Sometimes we can learn valuable life lessons from a simple conversation. My 18 year old son helped me see the wisdom of how to develop confidence two simple ways that he is applying to his golf game, but can be applied to all facets of life. Read More
Kelley Brummett DMD
Enlisting Your Dental Team In Schedule Management
Dental office schedules are a system that needs periodic review and evaluation. This may be even more important now since many have returned to practice with a different patient mix. In this video I will share a system I had in place which utilizes my entire team to manage our schedule for optimal efficiency and effectiveness. Read More
Dental Anesthetic Needles
In dental school most of us learned to use the same two sizes and lengths of dental anesthetic needles. Once I got out into practice and started to experiment with different sizes and lengths, I changed my protocol. In this video I will share what I use, and the clinical applications and advantages that lead me to these choices. Read More
Asking Dental Patients Powerful Questions
Sometimes the questions we ask our dental patients aren't structured to get us the information we are hoping for. Our clinical and planning decisions are based on the information we gather from patients. If we gather inaccurate impressions from their responses to our questions, we go down the wrong path clinically. Asking more powerful, well-crafted Read More