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April 17, 2020

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Dream Big. Achieve Bigger.

The practice of your dreams can become your reality. Learn personalized strategies from the best in the field at an ImpactDesign seminar. This workshop helps you define, refine and achieve your practice goals through effective dental office design principles.

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Upcoming Dates

Date

Location

April 17

Chicago, Illinois

April 30-May 1

Las Vegas, Nevada

May 7-8

Greer, South Carolina

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Be Inspired.

If you’re thinking about remodeling or building a new office that reflects your brand, join us for expert, hands-on guidance in one of these inspiring locations. Your vision for an ideal practice starts here.

 

 

 

 

You’ll also earn 6 to 9 continuing education credits from Practice Design Group for completing this course.

 

 

 

 

Meet the Presenters

In 2002, Dr. Jeff and Pat Carter founded the Practice Design Group as a collaborative and innovative design resource for dentists. The Carters focus on helping dentists achieve highly functional and technologically advanced facilities that are unique to each practitioner’s vision and sensitive to the patient experience. To date, Practice Design Group clients have won 16 national design awards.

Jeff Carter, DDS

Dr. Jeff Carter graduated from the University of Colorado School of Dentistry and practiced for 17 years. As a practicing dentist, Dr. Carter personally experienced the stress of working in poorly designed dental facilities. He transitioned to full-time dental office design over 20 years ago and is driven by the same desire today to help other dentists realize the benefits of a well-designed facility.

Pat Carter, IIDA

Pat Carter graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in Interior Architecture. She was formerly vice president of T.H.E. Design, Inc., a dental specialty design company. For more than 40 years, Pat has focused exclusively on the unique design challenges of the practicing dentist.

 

 

"We welcome any and all project visions, no matter how expansive or seemingly modest." —Dr. Jeff Carter

 

 

Bring Your Vision to Life

Discover the practice design principles that can elevate your team and patient experiences and help define your brand.

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Design Your Facility

Learn to build your brand through design, define your own unique design strategy, and identify the best ways to bring your vision to life.

 

 

Start Your planning

Bring your plans with you to get expert input and advice from the Carters and learn how to avoid costly mistakes as you advance your project.

 

 

Optimize Your space

Review typical inefficiencies in dental floor plans and learn how to avoid them for a better workflow and overall patient experience.

 

 

Customer Testimonials

“ImpactDesign was really eye-opening. They helped me understand the type of investment I would need to realize my vision, and they also told me the steps I would need to follow as I built the new office.”

 

Dr. Thomas Volck, Thomas C. Volck, D.D.S., General and Cosmetic Dentistry

 

 

“When we attended ImpactDesign, we realized that some of our fears could be put to rest—that building a new office and having our own space and having new equipment, and all of the state-of-the-art equipment, was a possibility.”

 

Dr. Krystal Gillis, Gillis Family Dentistry
 

 

 

See What You’ll Learn at ImpactDesign

Operatory Support Surfaces

Designing Your Instrument Processing Center

Selecting Interior Finishes

Selecting Delivery Unit for your Operatory

Operatory Configurations

Operatory Sizing

 

 

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Upon completing the seminar, you'll receive 6-9 CE lecture credits provided by the Practice Design Group.

The federal government imposes certain restrictions on, and pursuant to the Sunshine Act, requires public reporting of, transfers of values to a practitioner. Participation in this event may qualify as a reportable transfer of value under the Sunshine Act provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.