Health Care Training Manuals Store

Check our store for the Health Care Training Manuals. Listed below are the manuals for Orthodontists and Oral Surgeons.

ORTHODONTISTS

The General Policy Manual

Supplies all of the basic policies needed to avoid future upsets and problems between staff and management. Policies about vacations, termination, sick days, communication forms, acceptable and unacceptable conduct are all part of the General Policy Manual.

The Orthodontic Basics Manual

Could actually take someone with absolutely no experience in orthodontics and turn them into a knowledgeable orthodontic employee that has the ability to speak with authority on all the basic subjects of orthodontic care. This manual includes a full description of all the basic orthodontic nomenclature and treatments.

The Scheduling Coordinator Manual

Addresses the key issues relating to keeping a full appointment book, and not just a full schedule, but a balance of production that not only keeps the doctor and hygienist busy, but “productive.” Specifics on how to confirm appointments, make recalls, and schedule all types of appointments are explained in detail along with the appropriate scripts.

The Receptionist Manual

Covers the key functions relating to receiving patients at the front desk, the professional way of answering the phones, assisting patients in filling out the new patient forms and how to be the traffic cop.

The Accounts Manager Manual

Is the manual that gets into details on verifying insurance, electronic billing, making insurance calls and sending out statements. There are plenty of sections set aside for personalizing this manual (as well as all the other manuals) regarding placement of your specific software instructions on billing, posting and all the other detailed functions that are unique to every dental practice.

The Treatment Coordinator Manual

Was written specifically for the person that does the treatment plan presentations and financial arrangements in a dental office. It has plenty of scripts that go over several different financial options and a lot of good ideas on how to help patients afford your care.

The Orthodontic Assistant Manual

Is one of the most detailed manuals you will ever come across when it comes to how to assist the orthodontist. Obviously you will need to make some changes to personalize it for your office, but the vast majority of the work has been done for you. We even have policies and procedures on equipment maintenance, sterilization, taking x-rays, tray set-ups and how to coordinate with the front desk staff to create a very productive and efficient work day.

ORAL SURGEONS

The General Policy Manual

Supplies all of the basic policies needed to avoid future upsets and problems between staff and management. Policies about vacations, termination, sick days, communication forms, acceptable and unacceptable conduct are all part of the General Policy Manual.

The Surgical Basics Manual

Could actually take someone with absolutely no experience in oral surgery and turn them into a knowledgeable oral surgery employee that has the ability to speak with authority on all the basic subjects of oral surgery care. This manual includes a full description of all the basic oral surgery nomenclature and treatments.

The Scheduling Coordinator Manual

Addresses the key issues relating to keeping a full appointment book, and not just a full schedule, but a balance of production that not only keeps the doctor and hygienist busy, but “productive.” Specifics on how to confirm appointments, make recalls, and schedule all types of appointments are explained in detail along with the appropriate scripts.

The Receptionist Manual

Covers the key functions relating to receiving patients at the front desk, the professional way of answering the phones, assisting patients in filling out the new patient forms and how to be the traffic cop.

The Accounts Manager Manual

Is the manual that gets into details on verifying insurance, electronic billing, making insurance calls and sending out statements. There are plenty of sections set aside for personalizing this manual (as well as all the other manuals) regarding placement of your specific software instructions on billing, posting and all the other detailed functions that are unique to every dental practice.

The Treatment Coordinator Manual

Was written specifically for the person that does the treatment plan presentations and financial arrangements in a dental office. It has plenty of scripts that go over several different financial options and a lot of good ideas on how to help patients afford your care.

The Surgical Assistant Manual

Is one of the most detailed manuals you will ever come across when it comes to how to assist the oral surgeon. Obviously you will need to make some changes to personalize it for your office, but the vast majority of the work has been done for you.

We even have policies and procedures on equipment maintenance, sterilization, taking x-rays, tray set-ups and how to coordinate with the front desk staff to create a very productive and efficient work day.

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