Three Models. One Standard for Profitable Hygiene.
See how three successful dental practices with completely different models approach hygiene, and the core principles they have in common.
Your Practice Model Isn't the Limiting Factor
Fee-for-service. In-network with active marketing. In-network in a rural market with zero marketing spend.
These practices look very different on paper, but all three have built successful, profitable hygiene departments.
Three Models, One Standard puts their approaches side by side so you can see what's different, what stays consistent, and what you can apply to your own practice.
See How Three Different Hygiene Models Compare
Dr. Blake Hamblin
Fee-for-Service
Dr. Andrew Vallo
In-Network + Marketing
Dr. Collin Myrick
In-Network Rural
Inside the guide, you'll get a side-by-side look at how Dr. Blake Hamblin, Dr. Andrew Vallo, and Dr. Collin Myrick approach:
You'll also see the key standards that remain consistent across all three models, including the compensation structure and reappointment targets they use to build a stronger hygiene department.
Part 5 of The Hygiene Crisis
This resource comes from Part 5 of The Hygiene Crisis, a five-part My Dental Playbook series breaking down how to build a hygiene department that supports long-term practice growth.
In Part 5, Dr. Blake Hamblin, Dr. Andrew Vallo, and Dr. Collin Myrick compare what hygiene looks like across three very different practices and share the strategies that work regardless of practice model.
Find What Works for Your Practice
You don't need to copy someone else's practice model to improve hygiene.
Use this guide to compare three real-world approaches, identify the principles that translate to your practice, and make more intentional decisions around compensation, retention, leadership, and growth.
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