TheWealthyDentist.com™ Newsletter Archive
News From The Wealthy Dentist #65: October 3, 2007
Editorial: Jim Du Molin
Setting Dental Fees
For many doctors, the ultimate test of self-confidence comes when a patient
questions their fees. A
wise doctor will structure this negotiation so that both dentist and patient can
win. There is essentially no limit to what
you can charge for your services. Your fees represent the quality of
your materials and your years of experience.
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The Wealthy Dentist Survey Results: Celebrity Cosmetic Dentists
Most Dentists Think Celeb Docs Are Good for Dentistry
In our most recent survey, we asked dentists if they think celebrity cosmetic
dentists are good for the profession. Two out of three
dentists say TV dentists are good for dentistry, and media exposure
only makes the public more aware of what cosmetic dentistry can offer. The
remaining 38% feel that these docs are pushing appearance over health, and it's
not making dentists look good. "It's all about the money and prestige... Whatever happened to the best interest of the patient?"
asked a Georgia dentist. "There is so much we can do for people by improving their smiles!"
exclaimed an Oklahoma dentist.
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In the News...
Dentist Collects Candy for Troops in Iraq
Cincinnati dentist Dr. Larry Hagen is offering to buy back kids'
Halloween candy for a dollar a pound. However, it's not just to get the sugary
treats out of the hands of children! The doctor plans to send his candy collection to
American troops stationed in Iraq. As he points out, troops overseas have more to worry about than cavities.
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Also in the News...
Brooklyn Dentist Files Medicaid Claim: One Patient, Two Hours, 52 Fillings
New Trend Pairs Old Dentists with Young Partners
Toronto Dentist May Give Up Career to Take Care of His Special-Needs Son
150-Bed Dentistry-Focused Hospital Opens in India
Pro-Fluoride Campaign in Alaska Raises Over $150K
California Man Held in Sales of Unapproved Dental Supplies
Previous Surveys...
Some Dentists Refer Out Wisdom Teeth; Others Prefer Not To
The Average Dental Hygienist Is Paid by the Hour
Most Dentists Have Had Trouble with Dental Associates
Dentists Would Rather Treat Denture Patients than Refer Them to a Prosthodontist
Has the Media Increased Patient Demand for Cosmetic Dentistry?
Dentists Uncertain About Internet Marketing
Previous Editorial Highlights...
Profitability of Dental Associates vs. Dental Hygienists
An Economic Perspective on Dental Hygienists
Making a Profit on Your Dental Hygienist Investment
An Economic Perspective on Dental Hygienists
Visit the Dentist: Avoid Diabetes, Heart Disease and Cancer!
