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GPs: Best Suited to Deliver Orthodontics?
Description:
Many dentists are frustrated they were taught to refer the most profitable procedures, such as orthodontics, to specialists. GPs can deliver excellent orthodontics, delighting their patients. Research confirms that a patient’s satisfaction with orthodontic care is universally good whether treated by a specialist or GP. This course highlights advantages GP offices have for providing orthodontics in our digital era using an orthodontic specialist driven collaborative platform.
The course outlines a formalized method of support, communication and on-demand education. We provide easy to understand rules for the dentist to choose patients with the most predictable problems to treat.
Date Added:
8/16/2019
Author(s):
Daniel S. German, DDS
Dr. German is well known throughout the dental world for his innovations in treating and educating others in how to correct the entire spectrum of malocclusio...
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