The blog for the dentists of the future

By 2030, healthcare technologies will be radically different from those of today. In healthcare, technologies are now an integral part of modern care, improving outcomes and making care more accessible. By understanding these trends, the challenges they present and the benefits they bring, we can better prepare ourselves to address them to provide the best possible care. 

Whether your waiting room is always full or you are just starting your activity and need to develop your patient base, the presence of your practice on the Internet seems essential today. From Google My Business to social networks and Doctolib, discover the best practices to easily manage these digital tools and make the most of them. 

Do you know Medworking? This hybrid concept between coworking and medical house allows dental practitioners to practice their art in the best conditions, without huge investments or administrative constraints. Take a guided tour. 

65% of French people have already refused a treatment plan proposed by their dentist. And the financial issue is not always at fault: often, it's because they don't understand what's at stake for their oral health. To accept treatment, a patient needs to understand why it is necessary, how it will solve their problem and why you are the ideal health care professional to provide this service. Discover our tips for optimizing your patients' experience in your office, and ultimately getting them to adhere to your treatment plans.

Preventing and educating patients on good hygiene and oral health care is one of your fundamental missions. If it is sometimes considered as time-consuming, tedious and not very profitable (since it is not reimbursed by the Social Security), it can be facilitated and optimized thanks to digital tools, at each step of the patient's journey. Find out how in this article.

No-shows are particularly exasperating for health professionals who want to ensure that their care is optimal. Discover our strategies to limit these missed appointments that disrupt dentists' schedules.