Breathe New Life into the Communication between You and Your Patients
Incorporating airway health into our practices, guiding craniofacial development, treating obstructive sleep apnea, and enhancing our patients’ ability to breathe properly is the ultimate mission for us as dentists. For this reason, it’s essential to communicate the importance of this to our patients as efficiently as possible.
Writing to your patients is one of the best ways to connect with them. In fact, practices that incorporate personal engagement outreach such as letters and/or blogging as part of their marketing strategies attract a 67 percent higher response rate on average than practices that don’t.
Personal letters are also a great way to create a personal connection. It is the perfect opportunity to introduce and explain the services you provide, like airway health and guiding craniofacial development. Similarly, it gives you an opportunity to highlight members of your dental team, explain procedures, and ease patients’ anxieties about dental care.
Follow the links below for tips and examples of letters you could use in your practice.
Rachel Fitzgerald
Vivos Integrated Practice Advisor
With almost 12 years of experience in dentistry, Rachel Fitzgerald is a highly knowledgeable, results-driven professional who has proven success in growing prospering dental practices. Rachel is truly passionate about our core mission at Vivos and loves helping doctors and their teams get their airway-centered practices off the ground.
Hear from Incredible Minds at the Breathing Wellness Conference!
You’ve saved the date. Now it’s time to register before seats run out! Earn CE, enjoy the sunshine, and take part in once-in-a-lifetime education and entertainment!
Don’t miss your chance to connect with this amazing lineup of speakers:
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All About the EMA-NOW Temporary Sleep Appliance
A semicustom medical oral appliance that acts as a mandibular repositioner, the EMA-NOW is FDA cleared and indicated for the treatment of mild-to-moderate nighttime snoring and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
Why use EMA-NOW?
- Immediate treatment option for OSA patients
- Potentially helps meet your patients’ end-of-year insurance requirements and deductibles by allowing you to deliver an appliance while their custom appliance is being made.
- FDA cleared
- Chairside fabrication in less than 10 minutes using the heat-to-fit trays
- Cost-effective for every patient, costing less than most lab/appliance rush fees
- Same comfort design as the EMA custom
- Easily titratable using EMA advancement straps (Each kit includes six sets of straps, allowing for up to 5 mm of advancement.)
Do you need support?
Call your practice advisor or the help desk at (720) 399-9322.
We can help you!
The Airway Integration Tour is coming to Baltimore and Dallas!
- Earn CE credits
- Participate in team-building exercises
- Improve your patient experience
- Increase case acceptance
- Provide a better understanding of each person’s role, responsibility, and importance
- Reduce patient visits with increased productivity
- Network with other VIPs
We’re visiting 25 cities across the US!
Join us and bring your team for an informative and team-building training event that will help you transform your practice! Click the link below for a location near you.
Join Us for Invaluable In-Person Training at The Vivos Institute!
Sessions 1–3 Practical
Our Live Practical Course is available to all Vivos VIPs who have completed Sessions 1–3 virtually. This is a hands-on course where you will review everything learned from Sessions 1–3, go through the record process as a patient, and take the records as the doctor. You will also get hands-on training with Vivos guides and the DNA, mRNA, and mmRNA appliances.
Check out all upcoming events and webinars on our Thursday email from The Vivos Institute!
Are you looking for a new CBCT?
Check out this offer from our partners at Planmeca.
Upcoming Webinars
This course provides an introduction to the most recent discoveries that are guiding the evolution and integration of airway and modern dentistry. Underdevelopment of the upper and lower jaw is a common cause of sleep-disordered breathing, including upper airway resistance syndrome and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Join us to learn more about your role in treating patients with these conditions.
One of the most important parts of our jobs as dental professionals is to look for potentially dangerous conditions in the mouth. This course is suitable for all DDS, RDH, and DA professionals to review oral pathology, clinical case presentations, radiographs, and the histology of oral pathology. We will review a range of normal to abnormal conditions.