Each provider faces challenges in their clinical note creation. Some forget to sign them, while others forget to write them. For many offices, at the end of each day, an administrator on your team probably has the time-consuming chore of opening each patient’s...
There are many situations in your dental practice when it may be appropriate for you to present your patients with more than one treatment option. For example, if a patient needs a tooth extracted, they may have the option of a bridge or an implant to replace the...
Having a plan to follow up on referred procedures helps to keep patients from falling through the cracks and get them back on your schedule. In your practice, if you refer patients to a specialist for specific procedures, it’s important to track those referred...
Learn about the options in Dentrix you can use to make the process of communicating with other team members about patients’ next visits easier to integrate into your workflow. Communication between team members about the details of a patient’s next visit is an...
When using a high resolution on your monitor, the text appears smaller—and more challenging to read. That’s why Dentrix G7.6 has introduced an option that allows you to increase the display size of clinical notes—as well as Ledger payments and adjustment notes,...
Writing clinical notes can be a time-consuming part of any doctor, assistant, or hygienist’s job. The note-writing process can go a lot faster if you use these two features in Dentrix: procedure notes and clinical note templates. Procedure Notes You can add procedure...
