Do you have dreams of opening your own practice and don't know where to begin? Getting started on becoming a dental practice owner can be overwhelming--especially if you are working full-time as an associate. Maybe you're in the beginning stages or need help planning.
This week's guests can show you how to make your dreams reality, with the least amount of headache.
Dr. Ragani Singla is the owner of Floss NYC, a successful practice located in the heart of New York City.
Her husband, Moki Goyal is the founder of Practice Blueprint, a company designed to help you in every step of opening your own dental business.
This episode is refreshing and exciting to hear if you're thinking about opening a dental practice from scratch or taking over an already-existing practice. It contains a ton of useful information that you'll want to hear with your team so you can implement some of their techniques.
Dr. Ragini Singla advises dentists to be true to themselves when building a practice. She says to make your own brand and don't be afraid to say when somebody else's system is not working.
It comes down to trusting yourself and to not be afraid to make mistakes. You can build a great system and practice if you figure out what works for you and your patients.
Like she says, You have to figure out what dentist you're going to be. You don't want to be the next great dentist who works down the street. You want to be the next great version of yourself.
Ragini and Moki shared how to sell the high-ticket product, Invisalign. They say to educate the patient by showing them intraoral photographs and then talk to them about the problems of having misaligned teeth. When they see and understand the consequences, they will come to you for help on how to solve the problem. Then you can present the solution.
This is one of the best ways to sell anything because it allows the buyer to feel in control over the purchasing decision. It is an organic way to sell without being too salesy.
She said that telling patients that she'll gather the payment from insurance pockets before theirs, and informing them about payment plans relieves them and helps build rapport.
Ragini says that if you treat patients like family members, they'll trust you and profit will become secondary. It's not that profit doesn't matter. It only means that if you focus on treating the patient well and doing the right thing, it will pay off.
It's all about improving the patient experience and having strategies and systems in place. When patients know you care about them and not only about numbers, it will build trust, and they will feel more comfortable.
A very special thanks goes to Dr. Ragini Singla and Moki Goyal. Thank you so much for joining me on the show!
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