Advanced Techniques on Up Selling High End Removables

Call Becky Hester at 800-859-2006

Note: This seminar is from a past LAB DAY show

Learn the tools you need to increase profits without increasing your work load. David Jackson presents a few easy techniques to change the way your removable lab does business showing how the use of high-quality materials can increase your profitability and improve the esthetics of your work. he also highlights a few easy ways to introduce a high-end removable to your clients.

Credits
Approved for .5 Professional Development credit

Session

Friday · Friday 5:15pm - 5:45pm
Parlor E, Lobby Level

Speaker

David Jackson

CDT at Mid-South Dental Lab · Brentwood, TN

David Jackson is the Owner of Mid-South Dental Lab Inc. in Nashville, TN. He is a third-generation technician and graduated from Tennessee Technology Center in Nashville where he studied crown and bridge.

About The Host

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