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In today’s competitive dental landscape, the patient’s experience is the brand.
And it’s not just about your clinical expertise anymore — it’s about every touchpoint: the tone of your front desk, the warmth of your reminder texts, and the personalization of your follow-up.
But how do you scale that kind of experience — without burning out your team?
That’s the exact question we’re answering in our upcoming live session with renowned dental marketing expert Dr. Anissa Broussard.
Date: Tuesday, July 16, 2025
Time: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM ET
Duration: 45-minute session + 15-minute Q&A
Audience: Dentists, practice owners, office managers, and front desk leads
Speaker: Dr. Anissa Broussard
Moderator: Eddy Chen
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Dr. Anissa Broussard is a powerhouse in the world of dental marketing and patient experience. With speaking credits at AACD, Funnel Hacking Live, and Social Media Marketing World, and features in Dental Economics, she brings decades of real-world insight into what makes patients return — and refer.
She’s also the founder of Digital Floss, a leading dental marketing agency, and Dentalflix, the first education platform blending front desk training, digital systems, and growth psychology for dental practices.
It’s no secret that patient expectations have changed. They’re not comparing you to the dentist down the street — they’re comparing you to Amazon, Uber, and their favorite boutique hotel.
This webinar is about learning how to compete on experience, not just treatment quality.
We’ll break down:
What makes a sticky patient experience (the kind that drives reviews + referrals)
How to create consistency across your front office and digital systems
Ways to personalize at scale — even with a lean team
Tools and scripts that your team can start using immediately
You’ll walk away with real-world strategies to:
✅ Reframe your brand through the entire patient journey, not just what happens in the chair
✅ Turn your front desk team into brand ambassadors, not just schedulers
✅ Build a patient communication flow that feels personal but scales efficiently
✅ Create loyalty systems that reduce churn and increase lifetime value (LTV)
✅ Use quick wins and templates to implement changes as early as next Monday
Here’s what Dr. Broussard will cover:
It’s no longer about how your practice looks — it’s how it feels. We’ll talk about the shift from clinical image to emotional experience, and how a great appointment can still be derailed by a cold checkout.
Your front office team sets the tone. You’ll learn how to train for warmth, clarity, and ownership without micromanagement — and even get a sample script set to audit your front desk experience.
From confirmation texts to follow-ups, we’ll show how to craft messages that feel like they’re written just for that patient — without adding hours to your team’s day.
When patients feel seen, they stay. You’ll learn small personalization tactics that boost case acceptance and referrals, including ways to systematize patient memory (e.g., smart notes).
How much is poor experience costing you? Dr. Broussard will help you calculate patient churn and walk through a case study of a practice that grew patient LTV by 32% through minor experience upgrades.
You’ll leave with three tactical changes to implement immediately:
Rewrite your reminder message
Refresh your front desk greeting flow
Pick 2 patient types for personalized follow-up
Stick around after the session for a live Q&A where Dr. Broussard will take questions like:
“How do we know if our front desk is hurting retention?”
“How do we personalize without overwhelming the team?”
“Which tools help automate patient communication without sounding robotic?”
“Do Gen Z patients expect different digital experiences?”
This webinar is ideal for:
Practice owners who want to boost retention and referrals
Dentists looking to align the clinical and customer experience
Office managers managing front desk workflows
Front desk team leads who want to level-up their patient communication skills
If your practice is experiencing patient churn, low review rates, or front desk inconsistency, this session is for you.
You only get one shot at a first impression. Make every patient interaction count — from hello to hygiene and beyond.

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