DIQ Clinical Insights - Dec 31st, 2024

The unexpected grief of losing a tooth

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Hello, clinicians!

I believe that the conversations we have with our patients are equally as important as the tactical services we provide. Sadly, health care as a whole has slowly drifted away from the interpersonal component of patient care. What can we do to get it back? Motivational interviewing is one way. Learn more about this lost art below.

Bethany Montoya, BAS, RDH
Editorial Director

In this issue:

🗣️ Empowering oral health professionals: Motivational interviewing to promote better oral hygiene

🦷 More than just a smile: The unexpected grief of losing a tooth

Dentistry Unmasked: Is your marketing actually worth the spend?

🧩 Chairside Connection: Treating patients with autism

Empowering oral health professionals: Motivational interviewing to promote better oral hygiene

Using a communication approach like motivational interviewing (MI) can help patients truly become partners in their oral care. Learn more about how to use MI to help motivate your patients to have better oral health and make lasting changes in their behavior.

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