521: Dr. Marty Jablow, David Pleva,&Tim Caruso - at ADA SmileCon - a podcast by ACT Dental

Dr. Marty Jablow, David Pleva, & Tim Caruso - at ADA SmileCon

Episode #521 with Dr. Marty Jablow, David Pleva, & Tim Caruso

Do you have pain in your wrists, neck, or back? Then you need to listen to today’s episode! To talk about this important but overlooked subject, Kirk Behrendt brings in three experts, Dr. Marty Jablow, David Pleva, and Tim Caruso, to help dentists and their team prevent and treat the physical suffering that comes with dentistry. From prophylactics to choosing a great mattress, they offer the best advice for recovering from long, stressful hours at the office. To start feeling recharged and pain-free today, listen to Episode 521 of The Best Practices Show!

Episode Resources:

• Dr. Jablow’s email: marty@dentaltechnologycoach.com 
• Dr. Jablow’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jablow
• Dr. Jablow’s blog: https://dentechblog.blogspot.com
• Dr. Jablow’s social media: @martyjablow
• Tim’s email: carusopt@ameritech.net 
• David’s email: dplevapt@sbcglobal.net 
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Links Mentioned in This Episode:

Raving Patients: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ravingpatient

Westin: https://www.westinstore.com

Main Takeaways:

Start taking care of your body ASAP.

Be mindful of your posture throughout the day.

Learn how to breathe properly and practice it daily.

Accommodate your body for aging and other changes.

Sometimes, it’s okay to ask patients to accommodate you.

Don't forget about your team members. They are suffering too.

Quotes:

“Bury [bad reviews] with good ones. That's really the thing. I'm lucky. We get really good reviews. We’ve got a lot of them. You can use companies to get them. There's a Facebook Group Dr. Len Tau runs, which is Raving Patients. You might want to get in that and some of the stuff there. With that, you have to remember that we’re all going to get bad reviews. My office gets an occasional one-star review. But most of them are not about treatment. A lot of it is strictly about money. And you know what? People will dismiss some of that stuff. But some of them have legitimate complaints. And you know what? You need to address them. But unfortunately, you cannot address them in public. Be very careful what you say. There are HIPAA violations and

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