New board member Scott Driever, DVM, discusses the importance of client education on pet dental health. Also, announcing the 2021 AAHA/AVMA Telehealth Guidelines for Small-Animal Practice , Dear AAHA addresses sterilization for packs and pouches, tips for National Pet Dental Health Month, and a CE spotlight.
Some owners who worry about anesthesia for dental cleanings have the mistaken belief that nonanesthetic dentistry will take care of the oral health of their pets. Unfortunately, the reality is that these cleanings only result in teeth that look good on the surface. But it’s important that hospitals give dental cleanings the priority they deserve. One important way to do that is by using AAHA’s step-by-step guidelines.
Dentistry revenue remains is often a small percentage of most practices’ total revenue. Here’s a step-by-step guide to reviewing and updating your current dental fee structure and a plan to improve dental revenue for your practice.
Many animals with neurologic compromise from SCI can recover just as well, or better, without surgery.
A helpful graphic showing the various parts of healthy and unhealthy teeth.
To help with your client education efforts, we gathered up a list of reasons why anesthesia is essential in a dental procedure along with a bonus client handout to help you outline the steps your practice will take during their pet’s dental.
AAHA’s Culture Initiative helps veterinary teams create work environments that foster wellbeing with a range of resources beginning at the most local level—your hospital.
Cloud storage and cloud-based software programs have gone from being cutting edge to industry must-haves in just a few short years. But what does “in the cloud” really mean, and how does cloud storage work?
One of the surest strategies for improving business is to offer wellness plans, which are perhaps the most underutilized marketing tool in the veterinary industry.
