In light of today’s media environment, video surveillance in dental practices is becoming increasingly prevalent. In the past, many practices were hesitant to get a video surveillance system, but in light of increasing reports about misconduct and break-ins, more practices are beginning to see its value. , ,Based on my experience at TechCentral, here are 5 ways dental practices have used video surveillance to help protect their practice:,
You may be tempted to purchase a do-it-yourself video surveillance system online or in an electronics store, which can mean more headaches and hassle. This distracts from your true focus, which is providing excellent dental care for your patients. Professional installation from TechCentral is a turn-key solution that can ensure proper wiring to each strategically located video surveillance camera in your practice. This will help identify perpetrators in the event of a break-in, theft, violence or damage to equipment,operatory, and in key areas. TechCentral will install tested and pre-configured technology solutions that are expandable to meet the unique needs of your practice.,When selecting a dental IT provider, it’s important to choose one that knows technology but also knows the specific needs of the dental industry. It’s important to work with a partner that understands your whole practice, not just your video surveillance system.,To learn how to better protect your practice with TechCentral Surveillance, schedule a free technology assessment now at www.HenryScheinTechCentral.com/DPS/Surveillance.,This article is paid for by Henry Schein TechCentral. Certain components of the products or services described above are provided by third parties. Henry Schein, Inc. and its affiliates are not responsible for, and expressly disclaim, all liability for damages of any kind arising out of the use of those third-party products or services.,Bryan O’Loughlin began his career in dentistry in 2000 when he started a local computer company that focused exclusively on medical and dental clients. Shortly after that, he partnered with a Dentrix reseller in the St. Louis market promoting the sales of Dentrix and other digital technologies. Beginning in 2007, Bryan took on the role of Technology Sales Specialist and then Digital Technology Specialist selling, consulting, and supporting the many technologies Henry Schein offers. In 2015, Bryan was promoted to the role of TechCentral Sales Specialist to help grow TechCentral sales in the Western Area.
