Is Your Equipment Working?
But Do the Changes Really Stick?
Has Your Hygiene Department Been Left Behind?
We see it all the time. The doctor(s) have invested lots of hours and money in high level CE to take their clinical skills to the next level. These are the doctors we LOVE to work with. They value clinical excellence.
And yet, there’s often a gap in the practice. This gap is the difference in the clinical effectiveness of the dentist and that of the hygiene team.
It’s not anyone’s ‘fault’. It’s an oversight that often goes unnoticed because the practice is busy and everyone is working day to day to keep it moving forward.
We see this gap show up in many ways:
- Hygiene equipment is out-dated or worn out and it’s affecting clinical results
- Under-diagnosed periodontal disease
- Hygienists aren’t on the same page with diagnosis & treatment planning
- The team has forgotten that offering optimal care is just as important in the hygiene op as it is in the doc’s op
If you feel you’re experiencing this clinical effectiveness gap, give us a call. We’re here to listen and see how we can help.
Ready for Growth?
I’d like you to meet Dr. Patrick Wilson of Florence, AL. Check out his results after 2 years of coaching with IH!! He continues to experience growth and opportunities to serve his patients.

If you’d like to learn more about the potential of your hygiene department, schedule a complimentary Discovery Session.
When Hygiene Patients Ask “How Much?”
Should hygienists talk about money when presenting treatments?
Teach your hygiene team the best strategies for answering patient questions about treatment costs.
Are You Properly Documenting Staging and Grading?
Clinical documentation is more important than ever. With the growing awareness of the AAP’s new Perio Classification system, we’ve received a lot of questions about how to document a patient’s Periodontal Disease Stage & Grade. This short video will give you an explanation and some modifications to consider for your hygiene note template.
Say This, Not That to Patients
Stay calibrated: Evaluate the language your team is using within your practice.
Be sure your hygiene team is using terms that give patients a better understanding of the procedures and services your dental team provides.
20/20/20 Hygiene Time Management
When you only have an hour long appointment with patients, it is crucial you are utilizing your time in the most effective way possible. Learn how to best do this with Rachel Wall’s 20/20/20 time management method.
3 Keys to Hygiene Leadership Skills
Learn how to increase and improve your hygiene team’s ability to co-diagnose.
Rachel Wall of Inspired Hygiene recommends these 3 tips to get your hygiene team educating your patients in a friendly, appropriate manner.