This video has Dental Assistant Tips on How To Greet Patients. Always be yourself. Be welcoming and comforting to every patient and they will love you for it. Guaranteed :-)
You’re great! I subscribed immediately. Very funny and great editing. The information is presented in a way that sticks! Thank you so much, looking forward to watching more.
Wow 12 yrs, I see you have some time in lol. I’m pretty sure you have a great personality and treat your patients with care, that’s why they love you. Keep up the good work buddy and know that your work ethics rub off on others 👍🏼
@@thedentalassistant1877 thanks! It was difficult back 12 yrs ago. No patients expected a male dental assistant. After a lot of hard work, overcoming my shyness, earning trust with my patients, it became a fun job. I love teeth. I love serving and making my patients comfortable and happy. To all the "newbies " ...hang in there . It takes time. Dont be discouraged. Ive been thru the same
I just got hired as receptionist in a dental clinic but i have severe anxiety but i still try to talk to patients but i stutter i came here for some tips.
I have some tips for you. Be yourself. Talk with the patients just like close friends, excluding the profanity lol. With experience comes perfection. Know you will make mistakes and except and learn from them. You got this! Go get it and show your unique personality.
I think so yes because it helps with receiving reviews, giving patients the chance/opportunity to ask questions and it avoids indirect misunderstandings when a patient says "another one without a name"
Hey! It’s perfect professional way of greeting pt! I have started my journey as dental receptionist week before! I also find difficulty in communicating with pt. As I don’t feel confident, because I don’t have that much vocabulary of professional words! Can you please suggest me that how can I improve my communication with patients?
Hello, you can ask the Doctor(s) you work with and Assistants to help you with the Dental lingo you don’t understand and write them down with the meanings. Also keep using the new words you have learned so they will become part of your vocabulary. As far as you talking with the PTs you can ask general open end questions like. How was your weekend?, how are they feeling today, or you can throw a little mix in it as I do and ask them to share with you some good news they may have. Try to match the patient’s energy is a good technique as well. I hope this helped you. Thank you for your comments and question. 👍🏼. You got this! 💪🏼
Greeting patients is soo important! It's their first experience with the clinical staff and it can make or break your relationship in my opinion. I think we've all been there, getting called in from the waiting room by a less than friendly staff member...it sucks! Always gotta treat the patients how you want to be treated! Great videos!! Your edits are hilarious lol
You are absolutely correct in your comment and from what I hear you are one of the Dental Assistants who cares for their patients. Keep up the great work and thank you for your comments :-)
🙏 Any advice please will help me a lot ?? ! Because yesterday I went to the school for dental assisting and the orthodontist assisting, the school told me if I take both of them I will have a discount, when I discover the first class in calendar is orthodontist assisting and I took it yesterday only for two hours....and the lady that I thought she's a Dentist doctor teacher , she's only as office manager, she did reading for 40 pages ,and she's done using only papers without showing a model doll mouth to understand ,it was hard for me to understand!! And she gave us immediately a test ,I'm sure I will get a bad score !! That's why I'm thinking to quit....to not waste my money!! Or I have to take dental assisting classes first ??What do you think!! 🤔🙏🙏🙏❤
Hello ORI, My suggestion to you is, if you have to pay back a loan regardless if you quit or don't then definitely finish the program to at least try and get your money's worth. However if you can walk away from the program with no strings attached then do so. Then try finding a school or trade School that has the right professionals teaching the proper lessons. A way to find that out is asking the new potential program who is teaching the course? How long have they been in the dental field? What experience do they have? And what position did they have in the field? The professionals who can give you the right education would be current or past Dental Assostans, hygenist, EFDAs (Expanded functions of the Dental Assistant) and any Dentists, preferably someone who is still in the field do to how things are constantly changing. A Office manager might be able to teach you if they have General Dentistry experience. Someone who has only Orthodontist experience alone can teach who how a dental office runs but Orthodontist and General Dentistry are two different ball games. The procedures and tray setups are different and a Orthodontist Assistant is more hands on than a General Assistant who mostly sets the operatories and helps with the procedures. If you have to keep going to the place your going to. Learn the teeth surfaces, tooth numbers, Learn and speak in Dental terminology, tray setups for procedures like what instruments need to be used for fillings, root canals, extractions, etc...and definitely get your radiology certification. I hope this helped you. Thank you for reaching out to me :-)
Hello, you can definitely work at most Dental Offices as an assistant and not be a CDA. Some offices prefer a CDA but a lot of offices I’ve worked at do not require it. If you have you DANB Radiology Certification it definitely gives you have an advantage over those who do not have one. I hope this helped and thank you for your question.
If you are a dental assistant, can you move up to be dental hygienist? because I was planning to major as dental assistant even tho I am a man which gender doesnt matter at all of course.
@@MF_CURRY 4 isn't that many though it's a female dominated industry but my sister does it she says it's very good so I want to aswell explore my options and if i do one day become one I want to know how to further my options like yu said go to dental hygienist
You’re great! I subscribed immediately. Very funny and great editing. The information is presented in a way that sticks! Thank you so much, looking forward to watching more.
Thank you I appreciate your comment!
I greet the patients like this and some of them just sit there and stare 😭
As a male dental assistant it was difficult in the beginning. After 12 years my patients love me
Wow 12 yrs, I see you have some time in lol. I’m pretty sure you have a great personality and treat your patients with care, that’s why they love you. Keep up the good work buddy and know that your work ethics rub off on others 👍🏼
@@thedentalassistant1877 thanks! It was difficult back 12 yrs ago. No patients expected a male dental assistant. After a lot of hard work, overcoming my shyness, earning trust with my patients, it became a fun job. I love teeth. I love serving and making my patients comfortable and happy. To all the "newbies " ...hang in there . It takes time. Dont be discouraged. Ive been thru the same
@@68pointbreakdo yu get paid well? I want to start also
I just got hired as receptionist in a dental clinic but i have severe anxiety but i still try to talk to patients but i stutter i came here for some tips.
I have some tips for you. Be yourself. Talk with the patients just like close friends, excluding the profanity lol. With experience comes perfection. Know you will make mistakes and except and learn from them. You got this! Go get it and show your unique personality.
@@thedentalassistant1877 hehe thanks the doctors real strict im scared of him lol.
@@em_i_lee7884 I’ve had my fair share of strict doctors, the best way to handle them is patience and lots of love.
Thank you for the advise I really need it. I just got hired being a dental assistant @@thedentalassistant1877
Never seen a man dental assistant❤
What are my fellow DA's thoughts on greeting the patients? Is it really important?
I think so yes because it helps with receiving reviews, giving patients the chance/opportunity to ask questions and it avoids indirect misunderstandings when a patient says "another one without a name"
Please come out with a giant tooth brush demanding all my teeth lol I would die in laughter
I died hahah give me all your teeth
Hey! It’s perfect professional way of greeting pt! I have started my journey as dental receptionist week before!
I also find difficulty in communicating with pt. As I don’t feel confident, because I don’t have that much vocabulary of professional words!
Can you please suggest me that how can I improve my communication with patients?
Hello, you can ask the Doctor(s) you work with and Assistants to help you with the Dental lingo you don’t understand and write them down with the meanings. Also keep using the new words you have learned so they will become part of your vocabulary. As far as you talking with the PTs you can ask general open end questions like. How was your weekend?, how are they feeling today, or you can throw a little mix in it as I do and ask them to share with you some good news they may have. Try to match the patient’s energy is a good technique as well. I hope this helped you. Thank you for your comments and question. 👍🏼. You got this! 💪🏼
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Thank you I appreciate your comment 🙂
Make more videos pleaseee! I am new at being a D.A
Hello welcome to the Dental field, is there something specifically you needed help with?
Yes, please tips on how to do the suctioning... n the filling the amalgam gun. I am a real green horn.:(
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Greeting patients is soo important! It's their first experience with the clinical staff and it can make or break your relationship in my opinion. I think we've all been there, getting called in from the waiting room by a less than friendly staff member...it sucks! Always gotta treat the patients how you want to be treated! Great videos!! Your edits are hilarious lol
You are absolutely correct in your comment and from what I hear you are one of the Dental Assistants who cares for their patients. Keep up the great work and thank you for your comments :-)
I thought about wanting to become a dental assistant but I have a disability it's not going to work I'm sorry 😐
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Lmfao so simple yet so .... Chill, gotta try this. Plus I also got a neck tattoo because I'm that submissive in my personal life
Indeed, you should try it 👍🏼 thank you for your comment.
I wish I was like this lmaoo
You got this, remember their is only one of you in this world. You have to share your uniqueness with everyone. Thank you for commenting 👍🏼
🙏 Any advice please will help me a lot ?? ! Because yesterday I went to the school for dental assisting and the orthodontist assisting, the school told me if I take both of them I will have a discount, when I discover the first class in calendar is orthodontist assisting and I took it yesterday only for two hours....and the lady that I thought she's a Dentist doctor teacher , she's only as office manager, she did reading for 40 pages ,and she's done using only papers without showing a model doll mouth to understand ,it was hard for me to understand!! And she gave us immediately a test ,I'm sure I will get a bad score !! That's why I'm thinking to quit....to not waste my money!! Or I have to take dental assisting classes first ??What do you think!! 🤔🙏🙏🙏❤
Hello ORI,
My suggestion to you is, if you have to pay back a loan regardless if you quit or don't then definitely finish the program to at least try and get your money's worth. However if you can walk away from the program with no strings attached then do so. Then try finding a school or trade School that has the right professionals teaching the proper lessons. A way to find that out is asking the new potential program who is teaching the course? How long have they been in the dental field? What experience do they have? And what position did they have in the field? The professionals who can give you the right education would be current or past Dental Assostans, hygenist, EFDAs (Expanded functions of the Dental Assistant) and any Dentists, preferably someone who is still in the field do to how things are constantly changing. A Office manager might be able to teach you if they have General Dentistry experience. Someone who has only Orthodontist experience alone can teach who how a dental office runs but Orthodontist and General Dentistry are two different ball games. The procedures and tray setups are different and a Orthodontist Assistant is more hands on than a General Assistant who mostly sets the operatories and helps with the procedures. If you have to keep going to the place your going to. Learn the teeth surfaces, tooth numbers, Learn and speak in Dental terminology, tray setups for procedures like what instruments need to be used for fillings, root canals, extractions, etc...and definitely get your radiology certification. I hope this helped you. Thank you for reaching out to me :-)
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question can i work at a office on the job training and then get my certificate are do i have to get a certerficate first?
Hello, you can definitely work at most Dental Offices as an assistant and not be a CDA. Some offices prefer a CDA but a lot of offices I’ve worked at do not require it. If you have you DANB Radiology Certification it definitely gives you have an advantage over those who do not have one. I hope this helped and thank you for your question.
@@thedentalassistant1877 ok thank you so much i will diffenetly apply
If you are a dental assistant, can you move up to be dental hygienist? because I was planning to major as dental assistant even tho I am a man which gender doesnt matter at all of course.
I need to know also please remind me if yu get a reply or answer
@@CLICKSET_DRIPSET you are doing Dental Assistant??
@@MF_CURRY
Maybe
@@CLICKSET_DRIPSET Well i known that there is 4 males going for dental assistant from my college so gender don’t matter
@@MF_CURRY 4 isn't that many though it's a female dominated industry but my sister does it she says it's very good so I want to aswell explore my options and if i do one day become one I want to know how to further my options like yu said go to dental hygienist
how did u find a job w that neck tattooo 😂
Why there is few male dental assistants in clinics??
Maybe cause of pay rate.
Can Men be Dental Assistants?
Absolutely, men and woman in the Dental field fighting decay side by side why not? 😁
Sound was bad.
I Agree a note 5 phone not really built for recording lol. Thank you for watching :-)
Gimme all ya teeth 😈
im leaving i hate teeth
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