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Rants, Reflections, and Real Customer Service Lessons

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Episode Summary This week on Dental Drill Bits, Dana and Sandy open up about real-world customer service experiences that prove just how important it is to put yourself in the patient's shoes.

Dana kicks things off with her eye doctor visit, from tiny-font registration forms to confusing waiting rooms and perfume-passing that crossed the line. She then shares what her tire appointment taught her about easing patient anxiety and making sure customers leave with confidence.

Sandy brings her own story to the table about trying to buy fireplace logs, only to be talked out of making the purchase by the very person answering the phone. Together, they explore what it means to honor the customer’s current concern, anticipate their questions, and create experiences that build trust.

If you’ve ever wondered how the smallest details can make or break customer loyalty, this episode will make you rethink every touchpoint in your practice.

Key Takeaways

  • Always imagine yourself in the customer’s position—what feels confusing vs. reassuring?

  • Honor the customer’s current concern, even if you think they need something else.

  • Anticipate wants, questions, and needs before the customer even asks.

  • Every interaction is an opportunity to build confidence—or lose it.

🔊 Episode Sponsors:

Identity Dental Marketing Looking to stand out in a crowded market? Identity Dental Marketing builds brands that convert. 👉 www.identitydental.com

Plan Forward The #1 membership plan platform for dental practices—simple, secure, and patient-friendly. 👉 www.planforward.io

Mango Voice VoIP that works for dental practices. Elevate your phone systems and never miss a patient call again. 👉 www.mangovoice.com

✨ Upcoming Event – Don’t Miss Out! Want to take your front desk skills to the next level? Join Sandy Pardue and the Classic Practice team for Front Desk Pro in Las Vegas on Friday, November 7, 2025. This one-day seminar is packed with proven systems to reduce cancellations, boost treatment acceptance, and transform your patient experience. Register now at 👉 www.ClassicPractice.com and save $100 with code Secret Sauce.

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Content provided by Sandy Pardue and Dana Salisbury. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Sandy Pardue and Dana Salisbury or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Episode Summary This week on Dental Drill Bits, Dana and Sandy open up about real-world customer service experiences that prove just how important it is to put yourself in the patient's shoes.

Dana kicks things off with her eye doctor visit, from tiny-font registration forms to confusing waiting rooms and perfume-passing that crossed the line. She then shares what her tire appointment taught her about easing patient anxiety and making sure customers leave with confidence.

Sandy brings her own story to the table about trying to buy fireplace logs, only to be talked out of making the purchase by the very person answering the phone. Together, they explore what it means to honor the customer’s current concern, anticipate their questions, and create experiences that build trust.

If you’ve ever wondered how the smallest details can make or break customer loyalty, this episode will make you rethink every touchpoint in your practice.

Key Takeaways

  • Always imagine yourself in the customer’s position—what feels confusing vs. reassuring?

  • Honor the customer’s current concern, even if you think they need something else.

  • Anticipate wants, questions, and needs before the customer even asks.

  • Every interaction is an opportunity to build confidence—or lose it.

🔊 Episode Sponsors:

Identity Dental Marketing Looking to stand out in a crowded market? Identity Dental Marketing builds brands that convert. 👉 www.identitydental.com

Plan Forward The #1 membership plan platform for dental practices—simple, secure, and patient-friendly. 👉 www.planforward.io

Mango Voice VoIP that works for dental practices. Elevate your phone systems and never miss a patient call again. 👉 www.mangovoice.com

✨ Upcoming Event – Don’t Miss Out! Want to take your front desk skills to the next level? Join Sandy Pardue and the Classic Practice team for Front Desk Pro in Las Vegas on Friday, November 7, 2025. This one-day seminar is packed with proven systems to reduce cancellations, boost treatment acceptance, and transform your patient experience. Register now at 👉 www.ClassicPractice.com and save $100 with code Secret Sauce.

  continue reading

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