“If there's a red flag, if the patient is fighting you on treatment, back off. ... patients who bring a magnifying mirror are scared and have unrealistic expectations.”

The Best Practices Show with Kirk Behrendt · 1110: 4 Communication Tips to Have BEFORE You Do Treatment - Dr. Dennis Hartlieb (Replay of 1019)

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Treat patients who bring splints or magnifying mirrors as red-flag cases and refer them to other specialists

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