Key Insights for Increasing Dental Implant Production

August 25, 2022

How to Pivot to an Implant Focused Practice

Growing your practice may seem obvious, but there’s more that goes into it than meets the eye. Consistent growth requires a strategic approach that’s customized to your practice, adjusts to the market, and responds quickly.

Unfortunately, there’s not much helpful literature out there for dentists, let alone specialists, although Dr. Eric Block recently wrote an amazing book about implant dentistry from the dentist’s perspective. However, many implant dentists still find themselves turning their gears without getting many results, leading to frustration and burnout.

What it Takes to Go From Inconsistent to Consistent Implant Production

Grow a Dental Implant Practice

When shifting to an implant-focused practice, many practice owners who go at it alone struggle. That’s understandable, of course. Implant patients are unlike other dental patients. They have different needs. They have different desires. And they face different obstacles.

With these three articles, we are sharing what’s possible, insights to consider before you start, and how to complete a transition to an implant-focused one successfully.

1. What’s Possible When You Shift to an Implant-Focused Practice

Article Link: How One Dentist Landed a $53,000 Dental Implant Case Within One Month

How One Dentist Landed a $53,000 Dental Implant Case Within One Month

What would it do for your practice if you could land high-value dental implant patients easier than it takes to generate a single new modest-care patient? What if you could generate $10,000, $25,000, or even more than $50,000 from just one patient?

That’s what Bryan Brenner achieved through a simple strategy that dentists all around the country can use to generate a steady flow of pre-qualified implant patient leads.

2. Insights to Consider Before You Spend Another Penny on Marketing

Article Link: 3 Hard Questions Every Practice Owner Needs to Answer

3 Hard Questions Every Practice Owner Needs to Answer

Our second article shares the hard truths about building an implant practice. We dive into the three questions you need to ask yourself before assuming this new challenge. Do it right, and you’ll reach more patients than ever. Do it wrong, and you’ll find yourself with more headaches than paydays. This article shows you how to do it right every time.

3. How to Transition from a General Practice to an Implant-Focused One

Article Link: How to Transition from a General Practice to an Implant-Focused One

How to Transition from a General Practice to an Implant-Focused One

In this article, we dispel the assumptions made about transitioning from a general practice to an implant practice. We also asked multiple practices about how they made that successful transition and shared their responses. Some trends emerge, and you’ll love hearing their testimonies. 

If you’re ready to learn how to fill your practice with pre-qualified, ready-to-go leads, schedule a FREE strategy call with us today.

STOP GENERATING LEADS, GET PATIENTS INSTEAD

Stop chasing unqualified leads and wasting your valuable chairtime. Learn how to fill your operatories with patients who are pre-qualified and serious about moving forward with your high-value treatment.


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