The Advantages of General and Pediatric Dentists Under One Roof

Real-World Insights from Angie Coffey, DAADOM.

 

I have the pleasure of managing a unique office that offers full-family dentistry, with a general and pediatric dentist under one roof. Our office will celebrate its 20th year of dentistry in November 2024. This has several advantages for both patients and providers.

Here are some reasons this setup can be beneficial:

Convenience for Families

We empathize with the juggling act parents and children often face with their busy schedules. Our practice is meticulously designed to alleviate this stress, offering a unique convenience. You can effortlessly schedule appointments for multiple family members on the same day, providing a much-needed sense of relief and saving you valuable time.

Comfortable Environment for Children

Our pediatric dentists are not just professionals but experts in creating a welcoming environment for children. When children have positive experiences at the dentist, parents can rest assured that they are more likely to continue practicing good oral hygiene habits throughout their lives.

Having general and pediatric dentistry in one practice can build long-term relationships and foster trust and familiarity, ensuring a lifetime of good oral health.

Continuity of Care

Providing pediatric and general dentistry in the same office ensures a seamless transition for children as they grow into adults.

When both parents and children receive dental care from the same practice, we can track the oral health history of the entire family and quickly identify dental issues that run in the family. This fosters a deep sense of security and trust, knowing that your family’s oral health is in good hands.

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Comprehensive Care

Having general and pediatric dentists in one practice allows for comprehensive care for all patients of all ages.

Our general dentist provides root canals, crowns, bridges, implants, and other dental services, while pediatric dentist provides habit appliances, traditional orthodontics, and clear aligners.

With both dentists providing multiple services, we can offer more services in our office and make fewer referrals to other doctors.

Expertise and Collaboration

Our general and pediatric dentists are not just individual practitioners but a collaborative team that can tackle complex cases with a multidisciplinary approach.

For instance, if a pediatric patient accidentally breaks a front tooth in half, our general dentist can provide root canal therapy. Similarly, our pediatric doctor can intervene if an adult patient needs orthodontic treatment. This collaborative approach ensures that all our patients receive the best possible treatment.

Revenue

Offering a wide range of services attracts more patients. Shared resources such as office space, staff, and equipment allow you to optimize overhead costs and maximize your profit.

Ultimately, this shared practice ensures that patients receive all the necessary dental services within the same practice. This results in higher treatment acceptance and increased revenue.

Combining general and pediatric dentistry in one practice can streamline family dental care, improve patient satisfaction, promote better oral health outcomes for patients of all ages, and increase revenue. As we celebrate 20 years of continued care, we are proud of the treatment we provide for our patients, the relationships we have built, and the multiple generations of families we’ve treated.

 

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About the Author

 

Profile of Angie Coffey, DAADOM.

Angie Coffey, DAADOM

Angie Coffey’s career in dentistry started in 2005 as a business team member with Dentistry at University Pointe.

In February 2014, she was promoted to office manager. When she first stepped into this role, she was lost, but thanks to AADOM, she headed down the right path.

Angie is currently the Vice President of the SW Ohio/N Kentucky Chapter, where she enjoys networking and learning with my peers. She received her AADOM Mastership in 2023 and Diplomate in 2024.

 

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