Weight Watchers is a well-known program designed to help people lose weight. However, some dentists have their own “losing” program called “Wait Watchers.” These are dentists who see patients with significant oral health problems, and they suggest “waiting and watching” to see what happens. Maybe it’s because they aren’t confident in their clinical skills. Maybe insurance is dictating too much, or perhaps it’s because they can’t get their patients to agree to comprehensive treatment. Whatever the case, you don’t want to be a dentist on Wait Watchers, and this episode of The Productive Dentist Podcast will explain why this approach is problematic, and what steps you can take to avoid it.

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"If you say you can't, then you must." ~Dr. Bruce B. Baird

In this replay episode of The Productive Dentist Podcast, Dr. Bruce B. Baird delves into a philosophy that has shaped his life and career: "If you say you can't, then you must." Dr. Baird explains how adopting this mindset can transform your approach to both personal and professional challenges, making the impossible achievable.

Stay Tuned for:

• The origin of Dr. Baird's philosophy and how it has guided his career and personal life.

• Practical examples of overcoming self-imposed limitations in dentistry.

• The importance of continuous learning and practice to master new skills.

• How to build confidence and achieve high productivity in your dental practice.
  
  

As you listen to this episode, ask yourself the following:

• What self-imposed limitations have I set for myself in my practice or personal life?

• How can I reframe these limitations into challenges that I must overcome?

• What steps can I take to improve my skills and achieve higher productivity?