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Started by Cavity_Search
You’re incentivized every day to potentially provide all kinds of unnecessary procedures. Owning stock in dental tech isn’t going to be the thing that makes you unethical.
Highly doubt a single doc could do any amount of Invisalign that would move the stock.
it would not be the thing incentivizing you to over treat.
it would not be the thing incentivizing you to over treat.
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Metal Brackets cost me $1 each, $28 for an entire case.
Esthetic brackets cost me $6 each, $168 for an entire case.
Invisalign for a full case costs me $1879.
Which one do you think I hope that my patients will chose? The answer is far more nuanced than pushing an $1879 product on every ortho case just because the doctor owns some stock.
One can also buy stocks for 3M and Danaher, companies that make ortho brackets, and say the same thing.
Esthetic brackets cost me $6 each, $168 for an entire case.
Invisalign for a full case costs me $1879.
Which one do you think I hope that my patients will chose? The answer is far more nuanced than pushing an $1879 product on every ortho case just because the doctor owns some stock.
One can also buy stocks for 3M and Danaher, companies that make ortho brackets, and say the same thing.
Why not just buy Doge and go to the 🌙?
I would immediately stop posting. Word is they have assigned the lead prosecutor from the Bernie Madoff case to handle your SEC violations. 🙄
