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Seit 2000 als Marketing-Beraterin für Zahnarztpraxen und Dentallabore tätig mit Schwerpunkt auf Markenbildung, kreativer Werbung und ergebnisorientiertem Marketing. Über 17 Jahre in Südostasien gelebt, englischsprachig aufgewachsen; als Account Director in internationale Werbeagenturen für namhafte Marken und Unternehmen (Procter & Gamble, Mars, British Airways, Unilever [Lätta]) über 8 Jahre verantwortlich. Weiterhin: diplomierte Management-Trainerin (TAM). Regelmäßige journalistische Beiträge in der Fachpresse zu Markenführung, Praxismarketing, Dental English und dentalen Trends. Referentin zu Praxismarketing, Kommunikation, Körpersprache, Dental English, u.a. für Zahnärztekammern in Baden Württemberg, Bayern, Berlin, Bremen, Nordrhein Westfalen, Rheinland Pfalz, Verband der Deutschen Dental Industrie, Freier Verband Deutscher Zahnärzte, die Uniklinik Frankfurt und die Uniklinik Aachen. Mitherausgeberin und Autorin der Bücher Die Zahnarztpraxis als Marke: Qualität sichtbar machen (2005), Von NoName zur Markenpraxis (2009), Praxismarketing für Zahnärzte (2009), Die Klinik als Marke im Springer Verlag (2012) und Dental English im Quintessenz Verlag (2015).
47. Dt. Fortbildungskongress für zahnmedizinische Fachangestellte 2018
Reibungslose Funktion: Wichtig nicht nur im Mund!16.02.2018 — 17.02.2018Estrel Convention Center
Speakers: Sybille David, Susanne Fath, Wolfgang B. Hannak, Daniel Hellmann, Insa Herklotz, Matthias Lange, Helen Möhrke, Sabine Nemec, Ingrid Peroz, Ute Rabing, Ralf J. Radlanski, Heike Rubehn, Annette Irmgard Schmidt, Silke Wieland, Johan Peter Wölber, Bettina Zydatiß
Following is an illustration showing the various parts of the jaw and the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). Please match the words to the corresponding part in the picture. Watch out: One part of the illustration has two terms.
The temporomandibular (tem-puh-roe-man-DIB-u-lur) joint – abbreviated to TMJ – connects the jawbone to the skull. There is one on each side of the jaw. TMJ disorders, or TMD, cause pain in the jaw joint as well as in the muscles controlling jaw movement. Let’s have a detailed look into this subject with the following exercise. Please complete the sentence by matching the correct ending.
Bleaching or tooth whitening is a great way to spruce up a smile. Many questions may arise to the procedure, so we have prepared FAQs to help the patient find the answers he/she needs. Please match the question and the correct answer.
A nice and confident smile has a positive influence on the people the patient interacts with. Good aesthetic dentistry will help restore a beautiful smile. Please match the English words with the correct German translation.
Dental anesthesia blocks pain in different areas of the oral cavity and thus helps manage painful sensations during surgeries and dental procedures. There are various types of anesthesia. Please fill in the correct conjugation of the verb.
Any surgical treatment performed in or around the oral cavity and jaw is called oral surgery. It includes tooth removal (for example impacted wisdom teeth), gum graft, dental implants, root canal, repositioning of the jaw and removing a tumor. Help your patient get prepared for his/her oral surgery by filling in the blank spaces with the matching words from the box thus completing the sentences.
This lesson is all about billing. You will find different helpful sentences to use when discussing the subject with your patient. Please fill in the blank spaces with a matching word from the box.
In addition to personal data and insurance information the new or active patient needs to share his/her medical and dental health history before any diagnosis or treatment. What sentences would you use concerning X-rays, contagious diseases, and basic health information? Please allocate each sentence with one of the topics by writing the number of the sentence to the correct topic.