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Seit 2000 als Marketing-Beraterin für Zahnarztpraxen und Dentallabore tätig mit Schwerpunkt auf Markenbildung, kreativer Werbung und ergebnisorientiertem Marketing. Über 17 Jahre in Südostasien gelebt, englischsprachig aufgewachsen; als Account Director in internationale Werbeagenturen für namhafte Marken und Unternehmen (Procter & Gamble, Mars, British Airways, Unilever [Lätta]) über 8 Jahre verantwortlich. Weiterhin: diplomierte Management-Trainerin (TAM). Regelmäßige journalistische Beiträge in der Fachpresse zu Markenführung, Praxismarketing, Dental English und dentalen Trends. Referentin zu Praxismarketing, Kommunikation, Körpersprache, Dental English, u.a. für Zahnärztekammern in Baden Württemberg, Bayern, Berlin, Bremen, Nordrhein Westfalen, Rheinland Pfalz, Verband der Deutschen Dental Industrie, Freier Verband Deutscher Zahnärzte, die Uniklinik Frankfurt und die Uniklinik Aachen. Mitherausgeberin und Autorin der Bücher Die Zahnarztpraxis als Marke: Qualität sichtbar machen (2005), Von NoName zur Markenpraxis (2009), Praxismarketing für Zahnärzte (2009), Die Klinik als Marke im Springer Verlag (2012) und Dental English im Quintessenz Verlag (2015).
1. Auflage 2016 Book Softcover, 224 pages, 114 illustrations Language: German Categories: Practice Management, Dental Team, Student literature Stock No.: 17390 ISBN 978-3-86867-234-3 QP Deutschland
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The patient’s oral health is more important than many may realize, so it is an important part of your job to inform them of the interrelationship to overall health. Following are some helpful sentences to communicate with your patient. Please fill in the blank space with the correct word from the box to complete the sentence.
Mechanical biofilm management is the basis for preventing periodontal diseases. It combines tooth brushing and interdental cleaning. Should chemical products be used in addition, they should improve the success of mechanical dental hygiene. Please fill in the words answering the questions below into the crossword puzzle and receive a vocabulary upgrade on chemical biofilm management.
Following are words in the manual biofilm management (on the left side) and an explanation to these words (on the right side). Please match the words and explanations that complete the sentence.
Treatment of patients with progressive neurodegenerative disorders can be complex due to problems of cognition, mobility, and behavior. Knowing your vocabulary is a big help. Please match the correct translations.
Dental implants are a safe and reliable choice for those who have lost one or more teeth. Dental implant surgery is a surgical procedure designed to ensure a high success rate and long-term stability. Following are several helpful sentences when talking with the patient. Please complete the sentences by adding the correct word at the end of the sentence.
Is going to the dentist‘s risky for developing babies and moms-to-be? Many women will have questions about the visit to the dentist’s during pregnancy and whether dental care is safe in this phase. It is understandable since they want to be sure to do everything right for their babies. Following are some common questions and answers that address patients‘ concerns. Please fill in the blank spaces with the correct word from the box to complete the sentence.
Dental equipment and instruments are an essential part of a dental office. They help dental professionals to clean teeth, diagnose dental problems, and treat teeth. Match the descriptions and sentences with the right instrument. Write the number of the sentence in the correct column.
Instruments and materials for a professional tooth cleaning help the prophylaxis assistant or dental hygienist to evaluate oral health, treat, and clean teeth and gums. Here are some instruments and how you can explain what you are doing to the patient. Fill in the black spaces with one of the words from the box to complete the sentence.
Let’s continue with the subject of pathogens, transmission, and hygiene. Below you will find some multiple-choice questions. Only one answer fits. Mark the correct answer. So, have a go!