How to Avoid Trouble With the Board

Clint had to take an unexpected trip to Gainsville, Florida, and attend a dental board meeting. He learned some pearls he thought he should share to help listeners avoid any potential trouble in the future.

Russell also shares going to the new Implant Pathways center in Arizona and how rad it is.

In summation to avoid problems with a dental board:

1) Shit’s gonna happen

2) Document, document, document

3) Contact your patient and show concern; document that you contacted your patient

4) Be honest—with your patient, your lawyer, in your notes, in your testimony to the board. Honesty is the best policy.

5) Refer when indicated. Referring and documenting that you referred can go a long way.