Transitions Group is dentistry’s ESSENTIAL SERVICE and First Responder. We are in full-blown adaptation mode and on-call 24/7 for dentistry in these unprecedented times. We are proud to provide you with numerous resources on our COVID-19: Survival Guide web page. (more…)

If you missed our recent Town Hall webinar, you can still catch it through this LINK!

It has been a few weeks of isolation and instead of being bored at home, do something valuable with your time! The key is not continually watch the “death counter” of this virus. Doing that will only depress you and add the stress of the unknown. See the positive and see the NOW, as opposed to worrying about a future we cannot predict. Find ways to feel blessed that you are safe in your home and healthy. You can also make the best of family time, bonding and getting creative with how to function in isolation. (more…)

With the mandate for all non-essential businesses to shut their doors, no group gatherings or close interactions with people – service business owners were blindsided. They were challenged to come up with ways to overcome the natural response of fear and panic during this crisis.
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Here, we are sharing another great example of how you can communicate with patients during these times. Dr. Dave Cichon of Southport Dental Care addresses his patients in this video in an informative and impactful way.

Many dental practices have been isolated for two weeks under quarantine, social distancing and the experience of full households (who have rarely spent two weeks together at this magnitude). (more…)

*Photos taken are not intended for a critique of protective wear and are out of operatory to protect patient privacy.

In my thirty 30 years of passion and commitment to the dental profession, I’ve NEVER been so proud and inspired by the heroic choices dental professionals are making to be an ESSENTIAL part of the overall health care team. (more…)

Yesterday, we shared a vital tip on maximizing the current opportunity in isolation. We discussed the importance of staying in contact with your patients during isolation and a few ways that you can do this. From blasting newsletters to engaging through videos. Click here to read yesterday’s tip.

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After a full week of closure, now might be a good time for getting in touch with your patients. After all, they’re probably not aware of where they stand in regard to dental care or your practice if they haven’t heard from you yet in the last few weeks. (more…)

We have all found ourselves in the position where our team members are in isolation in their homes. At a time when the media is full of disturbing news, maintaining energy and connection is more important then ever.

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