Temporary Offices

FACTS

Dental practices begin to decay (lose patients) within two (2) weeks of stopped production.
Average dental office overhead is 65%.
Patients view dentists with modern, well equipped dental offices as "better" dentists.
Insurance companies require customers to help mitigate losses and will reduce benefits if they feel alternatives that lower their costs are available.
Average dental production is $170,000 per year per operatory.

A temporary dental office can mitigate insurance losses and, in many cases, will even be paid by insurance companies!

We see it on the news almost daily it seems - another natural disaster: earthquakes, floods, tornados, hurricanes and wildfires. Even though we may have warning of their arrival, we are powerless to stop their path of destruction. Many of our colleagues have experienced these disasters first hand, but ask yourself what would YOU do if YOUR dental office was suddenly demolished?

The faster you can resume operations the better it is for everyone, so the answer may be a DENTAL ACCESS TEMPORARY DENTAL OFFICE. With a temporary dental office, the doctor can continue practicing with little interruption while the office is being repaired. This not only allows you to continue to fulfill your obligations, but it also speeds the process of repair and recovery which helps the insurance company mitigate its losses making it a win for everyone!

Disasters are not the only use for a temporary dental office. They are especially valuable in the case of new construction or office remodeling. The advantages to operating in a temporary office during any type of construction are enormous because everyone can do what they do best without interrupting the functions of the others. All can achieve the maximum possible efficiency and effectiveness; thereby, reducing the time to complete the project and the cost. When one adds the income generated in the temporary office during the project in to the equation, it makes renting one to use during construction a home run!

Dental Access Temporary Dental Offices come in a variety of configurations and can be rented on a weekly basis. Ideally, the temporary office will be delivered and set up at your original location so that patients can continue to come to a familiar location. During a disaster, your patients can continue to receive care at the SAME location they are accustomed to visiting. There is no confusion as to where temporary office is located. Since our temporary offices are designed to be powered by generator if necessary, you may even GAIN new patients who are unable to receive treatment elsewhere because you are available even if a power shortage exists!

A temporary dental office can save money during elective remodels by allowing construction crews to work during noraml hours without having to work around ongoing patient care. The job is completed faster with less labor costs. More production can be accomplished in a separate facility placed on-site at your location than in a noisy, dusty construction zone. Pateints will be more comfortable and receptive to treatment recommendations.