How to communicate to your lab technician

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03/09/2013 at 2:56 am #11608

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Greetings to those who read the article. I have attached some other photos for this case for you all to review. This pictures were added to help explain the approach to communicating with my lab technician.

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03/09/2013 at 9:58 am #16765

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Good presentation Dr. KHanna. The lab technician is a part of the dentists family. The lab can make or nreak the practice.

Proper communication with the lab is very important.

When I am working on patients I do not attend any phone calls except if the lab technician calls,

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03/09/2013 at 10:30 pm #16767

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Dr. Veerendra is absolutely correct. Your work is reflected through the lab, and if you cannot communicate properly, then your outcomes are not predictable. Establishing a good relationship with your lab is critical and takes efforts on both sides. Once the technician understands your needs, and you are able to give them everything they need, the relationship begins to grow. I have found that the biggest complaint from lab technicians is poor communication from their doctors.

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