Topic · Presentation

Treatment presentation, from the photo to the number

A treatment presentation is a short sequence: show the problem, explain what happens if it waits, say what the treatment does and what insurance pays, then say the number. Most of what goes wrong happens when the order breaks — the price arrives first, the printout does the talking, or the insurance explanation turns into jargon. Start with value before price; the other posts go deeper on each step.

Presentation·

Presenting pediatric treatment when the child isn’t in pain

The hardest case in pediatric dentistry: a parent looking at a happy, comfortable child while you explain a two thousand dollar plan.

Presentation·

Stop handing over the printout

The treatment plan printout is a summary of a conversation, not a substitute for one. What happens when you lead with paper.

Presentation·

Build the value before you say the price. Actually do it.

Everyone agrees with this in principle and almost nobody does it in the room. What it looks like in a real presentation.

Insurance·

How to explain PPO and HMO without using the words PPO or HMO

Parents do not care what their plan is called. They care what it pays. A plain-language way through the insurance conversation.

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