7 Mistakes to Avoid With Your Dental Office Redesign

Every dental office renovation begins with a checklist. What is wanted? What is needed? What is most important? Frequently listed items on any checklist might include lighting, new furniture, color schemes, or even a new aquarium with exotic fish for the waiting room.

The start of each new year brings change for everyone. Resolutions are made. Dreams and plans for home improvements are decided. Even insurance plans start over with the new calendar year. Dental practices are not excluded from present company.

Protecting smiles is one of the most important jobs out there today. Dentists know it and patients do, too. It’s no secret just how important our teeth are. Our physical health, eating habits, and even our social interactions can all be affected by the health of our teeth.

It’s true. The way you design your dental office can impact how comfortable your patients feel — for better or for worse. This is something that has always been fairly obvious, but now it’s backed up by science. Still, far too many dental offices are unaware of just how big of an impact their design […]

Lighting is one of the most important design elements to consider when planning the look and feel of your dental office. Patients will be drawn to your office for many reasons, but your lighting solutions could offer the aesthetic appeal that sets your office apart from all the others.

The work day is constantly busy, filled with daily work tasks, coworker interactions, and office responsibilities. No matter the industry, one fact seems be common; people are working harder and faster than ever before. The question is, are they working productively?

Whether you’re starting a new dental practice or updating an old one, it’s important to get the design of your office right. After all, first impressions are everything and you want your patients to be wowed as they walk through the door.

Your dental office’s waiting room is an area you’ll want to make sure to address if it’s poorly designed. Patients may grow bored, nervous, or agitated if you have an uncomfortable waiting room area.

Almost everybody that has an appointment with the dentist understands that they’re probably going to have to wait a few minutes at the very least before they can be seen. It’s why every dental practice has a waiting room.